Moses Itauma vowed "I'll be back" after the Briton fell short in his bid to become the second-youngest heavyweight world boxing champion after Mike Tyson.
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London (AFP) – Moses Itauma vowed "I'll be back" after the Briton fell short in his bid to become the second-youngest heavyweight world boxing champion after Mike Tyson.
Issued on: 31/08/2026 - 03:58
The 21-year-old lost his world title fight on Saturday night but congratulated his opponent and promised ‘I’ll be back’
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Itauma left hospital overnight after undergoing precautionary medical checks in the wake of a gruelling clash.
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