Tyson Fury says that Moses Itauma would beat Oleksandr Usyk if the two fought now, as Itauma is a young man and boxing is a young man’s game, just after Itauma smashed Dillian Whyte in two minutes and indicated his willingness to take the Usyk fight if it were offered.

Moses Itauma stopped Dillian Whyte in one round this weekend in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, passing what was said to be the biggest test of his career so far with

Moses Itauma just proved that he deserves every bit of the hype he's gotten with a first round KO win against Dillian Whyte. The 20-year-old came out sharp and

Moses Itauma was spectacular in demolishing old warrior Dillian Whyte here in just 119 seconds of utter dominance, but there is still one thing missing for the 20-year-old: rounds in the bank.

Former heavyweight champion Tyson Fury took to his Instagram Stories on Sunday and declared that not only would Itauma beat everyone of the old men guard, albeit Fury didn't mention himself, but made a bold declaration of what he'd do to Usyk.

Moses Itauma confirmed his position as one of the brightest young talents in boxing on Saturday night and attention has quickly turned to what is next for the 20-year-old. The much-anticipated clash with former world title challenger Dillian Whytedid not get out of the first round,

Interview: The 20-year-old, the most highly-touted heavyweight prospect of this generation, takes on Dillian Whyte on Saturday

Frank Warren has seen many young fighters come and go during his lifetime in boxing, but where does Moses Itauma rank when comparing the