Moses Itauma DUCKS slick Cuban style, wants stiff Brit bums only

[AKAcronym]

It’s the same thing as GGGs team having him sidestep Sergio Mora when GGG was getting hot - they don’t want him in there with an awkward, tricky guy that can spoil for 12 rounds.

Absolutely laughable thinking Mora would trouble that version of Golovkin. Much lesser fighters than G found plenty of success against him. Being "awkward" doesn't automatically mean effectiveness. Mora's style wouldn't have spoiled anything.

[pollywog]

Lmfao
But he was supposed to be the youngest and best of all

The proof of the pudding is in the tasting, and this one tastes like duck!

[Toffee]

How are the words Sanchez and Duck appearing in the same sentence?

He brings no commercial value and limited boxing value. He's just another name out of many.

[pollywog]

How are the words Sanchez and Duck appearing in the same sentence?

Because YungMo don't want to fight him. For whatever reason you care to name, it still spells DUCK!!!

[MulaKO]

The proof of the pudding is in the tasting, and this one tastes like duck!

I won’t say duck cause Thats term is thrown around this site way too much much but something not right
At his age , he should be taking all fights no matter if he is what they say he is

[pollywog]

I won’t say duck cause Thats term is thrown around this site way too much much but something not right
At his age , he should be taking all fights no matter if he is what they say he is

Ok, duckling then since MoSuss is just a younger.

[MulaKO]

Ok, duckling then since MoSuss is just a younger.

Lmfao

[PRINCEKOOL]

It does not matter that Itauma is somewhat plain personality with a modest backstory, he fights like a human tornado Mike Tyson Roberto Duran blend spectacular sensation. Similar to how Pete Sampras played tennis, he lets his actions and fists do all the talking. Fans are tired of big loudmouths like Wilder, Floyd, Broner, Tank who were all talk. Itauma like Usyk, is the contrary the sport needs more of. Loud mouths like Floyd shamed the sport.

It does matter. If you compare Mike Tyson, to Moses Itauma at similar stages of their careers? Mike Tyson was the bigger fighter.

Note: And on the British boxing scene, Prince Naseem Hamed, Frank Bruno, Tyson Fury, Anthony Joshua 'all of those fighters during the rookie stages of their careers, were making a bigger impact than Moses Itauma. Whether it be because of their magnetic characters, performances or intriguing back stories of how they come to fight in the game'.

Moses Itauma has Queensbury boxing and Frank Warren supporting him 'he is a fighter who exists at a very covered time in boxing history. With all sports media, social media, alternative media outlets all in varying degrees promoting boxing'.

Still Moses Itauma with all of those factors and supports 'is not really a Super star in British boxing. He may well have all the ability in the world, but? I am sure there are many well classically trained stage actors in the world. Who are technically superior actors to many of the worlds actors who acquire all the major movie roles, and big box office productions'.

Metaphorically this how I see Moses Itauma right now, he clearly has some boxing ability 'but professional boxing is show business, it is theatre, Broadway combined with violence. His star is only going to rise so far, if he does not formulate the skills and abilities to inspire and captivate the boxing community and beyond'.

The two biggest fighters in British boxing right now, are still Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua 'by a million miles. Nobody wants to admit it? People within the boxing community in mass are in denial, neither of those two fighters has fought in 2025. And there has been a domino effect on the game in British boxing and universally worldwide'.

Oleksandr Uysk is a great fighter, but I would not regard him as a Super Star on the level of Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua 'a true test of Super stardom, is when a fighter is beaten how does that loss affect their influence on the game and aura within the sport'.

To conclude: Both Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua have both survived loses in their careers, just like Mike Tyson and Muhammad Ali 'Anthony Joshua's comeback fight, is the biggest fight in British boxing in 2026 when it drops in the game. I can already say it right now, it will totally eclipse any other boxing events in British boxing and Worldwide that are happening during that time'.

And Tyson Fury is also in a similar position in his career 'those fighters even after a loss, will still have a lot of influence on the game. Because they are on a different level, they are not sitting around waiting for opportunities, they create the opportunities due to being two out of the three heavyweight mountains of this era' etc.

[pollywog]

It does matter. If you compare Mike Tyson, to Moses Itauma at similar stages of their careers? Mike Tyson was the bigger fighter.

Note: And on the British boxing scene, Prince Naseem Hamed, Frank Bruno, Tyson Fury, Anthony Joshua 'all of those fighters during the rookie stages of their careers, were making a bigger impact than Moses Itauma. Whether it be because of their magnetic characters, performances or intriguing back stories of how they come to fight in the game'.

Moses Itauma has Queensbury boxing and Frank Warren supporting him 'he is a fighter who exists at a very covered time in boxing history. With all sports media, social media, alternative media outlets all in varying degrees promoting boxing'.

Still Moses Itauma with all of those factors and supports 'is not really a Super star in British boxing. He may well have all the ability in the world, but? I am sure there are many well classically trained stage actors in the world. Who are technically superior actors to many of the worlds actors who acquire all the major movie roles, and big box office productions'.

Metaphorically this how I see Moses Itauma right now, he clearly has some boxing ability 'but professional boxing is show business, it is theatre, Broadway combined with violence. His star is only going to rise so far, if he does not formulate the skills and abilities to inspire and captivate the boxing community and beyond'.

The two biggest fighters in British boxing right now, are still Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua 'by a million miles. Nobody wants to admit it? People within the boxing community in mass are in denial, neither of those two fighters has fought in 2025. And there has been a domino effect on the game in British boxing and universally worldwide'.

Oleksandr Uysk is a great fighter, but I would not regard him as a Super Star on the level of Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua 'a true test of Super stardom, is when a fighter is beaten how does that loss affect their influence on the game and aura within the sport'.

To conclude: Both Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua have both survived loses in their careers, just like Mike Tyson and Muhammad Ali 'Anthony Joshua's comeback fight, is the biggest fight in British boxing in 2026 when it drops in the game. I can already say it right now, it will totally eclipse any other boxing events in British boxing and Worldwide that are happening during that time'.

And Tyson Fury is also in a similar position in his career 'those fighters even after a loss, will still have a lot of influence on the game. Because they are on a different level, they are not sitting around waiting for opportunities, they create the opportunities due to being two out of the three heavyweight mountains of this era' etc.

You must run an equine farm cos the amount of horseshït on offer is admirable.

Keep shoveling and selling. Someone will always buy it...

[SouthpawRight]

Absolutely laughable thinking Mora would trouble that version of Golovkin. Much lesser fighters than G found plenty of success against him. Being "awkward" doesn't automatically mean effectiveness. Mora's style wouldn't have spoiled anything.

Mora and Mares both sound 15

how did they get commentator jobs