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

David Haye believes Moses Itauma will go on to become the heavyweight champion of the world if he can knock out Dillian Whyte tonight. Itauma will put his international and intercontinental heavyweight titles on the line in Riyadh tonight,

Frank Warren and Eddie Hearn are no strangers to a good bout, and both men chimed in with their predictions for

Itauma exudes confidence – not the brash, performative kind, but something deeper, quieter, and altogether more unsettling. He possesses a serenity that borders on eerie. Despite his youth, there’s a stillness to him; a poise that seems beyond his years.

Simon Jordan believes that Moses Itauma can eclipse both Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua’s achievements in the ring. Itauma is now gearing up for what is his the biggest step-up of his career,

Moses Itauma does not need to rush for a world title, but Andy Lee thinks the star clearly wishes to succeed sooner rather than later as he leads the next generation of contenders.