August 16: Moses Itauma vs Dillian White has been confirmed as the main event of Riyadh

Moses Itauma and former heavyweight world title challenger Dillian White reportedly confirmed their headliner fight in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on August 16th. This is one of three battles on the August 16th card.

Take a bite of Saudi Arabia’s main event

As this scrap is the main event in Saudi Arabia, it is believed that the untested, severely exaggerated itauma (12-0, 10 KOs) and 37-year-old White (31-3, 21 KOs) will receive a huge wallet that is far more than what they deserve to make.

It’s a card that leaned towards the British audience, as they are those who are excited to see Itauma fight White. US fans have not rated any of these heavyweights. So it’s not interested in them.

The planned battle of August 16th

• Moses Itauma vs. Dillian White – Headliner. Itauma faces struggled White in his final year as a professional with something tiny little in the tank after being knocked out by Tyson Fury and Alexander Povetkin.
• Raymond Ford vs. Anthony Cacas: This is the best fight on a mile card. These are the only two true talents on the entire card, including main event mismatches.
• Nick Ball vs. Sam Goodman – Co-starring battle. Ball defends the WBA featherweight title against an undefeated super bantamweight contender. It is unclear why the 122-pound fighter jet is being used, not someone in the 126-pound division. Goodman is still a prospect in nature, and is not yet facing world-class fighter jets. He is 100% worthless if he is not worth trying a world title.

“Moses Itauma will be reaching competitor status as he has completed a deal to meet Dillian White in Riyadh on August 16th,” Mike Coppinger said. x.

If Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney are the kind of signs that fabric itauma and Journeyman White can receive, they can get a wallet of between $10 and $20 million.

Itauma development concerns

The white choice is definitely a Downgrade from weak opposition The 20-year-old Itauma is facing Mike Balogun and Demsy McKeane. Moses has not been developed. He is manufactured to the artificial heavyweight to give it greatness.

He looked horrified in Dillian’s final battle with Journeyman Ebenezer Tette on December 15th. Whatever the minimal talent White once was early in his career, it is gone at this later stage of his career.

Using White as Moses’ Itauma’s opponent will guarantee he will continue to win, but it offers nothing in terms of raising him. It would be better for me to return to amateur development and mature correctly. He became too professional after a short amateur career, and ever since, he has been fed by poor opposition.

Itauma’s future heavyweight opponent

To properly develop itama and build him, or at least see if he’s good, he should fight these heavyweights in this order.

1. Richard Trez Jr.
2. Ajit Kabaiel
3. Philip hrgovic
4. Bakhodir Jalarov
5. Zhilei Zhang
6. Martin Bacoll
7. Flyer
8. It’s Renier
9. Frank Sanchez
10. Murat Gasiev