Moses Itauma said he didn’t understand why people said his chin needed to be tested to determine whether he would be the next heavyweight. What he said isBoxing is not to be hit. ” He was in a sharp line, told that he was a way to deflect.
Itauma’s chin under a microscope
On August 16, Itauma (12-0, 10 Kos) may test his chin in the 12-round headlines of Dazn PPV in Riyadh. Whyte, 37, is not a spring chicken, but he can still punch holes with either hand. If he could hold on for long enough in the fight, he might have a chance to test if Itauma could punch well.
Itauma He hid his glass chin. Traditionally, fighters who do their best are protecting the fragile jaws exposed in the past.
Etoma’s opposition has been lacking in strength and talent since he became a professional player. Among the amateurs, Itoma’s battle was not long enough to face the upper level of fighters from outside the UK. He was anxious to turn around. As far as we know, if he fights top amateurs in Cuba, the United States, Russia and Ukraine, he would undone.
Moses, 20, tried his best not to fight when facing a decent boxer. We saw what he saw in his last fight with 41-year-old Mike Balogun. In Itauma’s amateur days, he often retreated around the ring, trying not to get hit even against fighters who were low-level people.
Why Itauma avoids punching
“The best chin is a chin that is not tested. I don’t understand that you need to be hit on your chin to see if you are a good boxer. I never understand. The purpose of boxing is to hit and not get hit,” Mose Itauma said. Socket boxingHe was told that he was “still not hit by anyone in the jaw” to show that he was a good fighter. ”
It sounds like Itauma avoids something. One fighter did not show the kind of resistance Moses didn’t want to be injured in training camp or in combat. Because he fought so badly among amateurs and professionals, he wasn’t hurt in those fights. We don’t know what happened to the camp, and he has done a lot of company over the years.
“So, why should I blame it because I wasn’t hit. It doesn’t make sense to me. If I had my whole career and I didn’t have a punch, people would go, ‘He can’t be a great guy because he’s never hit.’ My chin wasn’t tested under the bright lights.
Last updated on August 7, 20125
