Rising Star: Moses Ituama's Quest to Break Mike Tyson's Record

Moses Itauma, a 19-year-old British boxer, is being hailed as the next big thing in the sport, with comparisons to a young Mike Tyson due to his explosive power, surgical precision, and ruthless aggression in the ring. Born on December 28, 2004, in Slovakia to a Nigerian father and Slovakian mother, Itauma has rapidly risen through the ranks with an impressive knockout record.

Itauma's amateur record stands at 24-0, with gold medals at the European and World Youth Championships. As a professional, he boasts an 11-0 record with 9 wins by knockout, including the WBO Intercontinental Heavyweight title. His promoter, Frank Warren, is working to secure the right fights for him to achieve his goal of becoming the youngest heavyweight world champion.

Itauma's ambition is to break Mike Tyson's record as the youngest heavyweight world champion, achieved at 20 years and 4 months. With his current momentum and talent, it's possible he might reach this milestone before turning 21. Given his impressive record and skillset, Itauma is certainly one to watch in the world of boxing.