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Moses Itauma Set for January Return After Loss at the Hands of Filip Hrgovic
Warren said Itauma will return against a named opponent in January as he rebuilds after his first career defeat to Filip Hrgovic.
- Promoter Frank Warren confirmed that 21-year-old Moses Itauma will return to the ring in January to rebuild following his first professional defeat against Filip Hrgovic in August.
- Hrgovic exposed weaknesses in the youngster's stamina, pacing, and composure under fire, though Itauma will continue working with trainer Ben Davison for his comeback.
- A rematch with Hrgovic is impossible because Frank Sanchez agreed to step aside, so Warren is seeking a well-known opponent to avoid soft competition for Itauma.
- Former boxer Amir Khan sympathized with Itauma, advising him to shake off demons and return to training immediately, maintaining the youngster remains a future title contender.
- Itauma aims to launch his bid to become king of the heavyweight division by 2027, with Warren plotting a series of major fights for next year to determine the division's number one.
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MOSES ITAUMA spoke out after his defeat to Filip Hrgović.
·Zagreb, Croatia
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Amir Khan sums up Moses Itauma's chances of coming back to win a world title
is set to begin the comeback trail in early 2027, following his shocking August defeat to Filip Hrgovic. As he eyes up another shot at world honours, Amir Khan has offered his thoughts on the chances of the youngster winning gold. Itauma was expected to become boxing’s second-youngest heavyweight world champion when he collided with […]
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Moses Itauma set for January return after loss at the hands of Filip Hrgovic
The 21-year-old suffered the first defeat of his career in August.
·Blackburn, United Kingdom
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