It was only a decade ago when Mosia Itauma, Born in Slovacian, who grew up in Kent, England, sat as a student of a wide-looking grade school by his television and sat to watch the thrilling knockout of the British Olympic hero Anthony Joshua’s amateur Dillian’s amateur Dillian.

“I was 10 years old,” Itma told CBS Sports last week. “And now, I’m doing Dillian White Boxing.”

ITAUMA (12-0, 10 kos), 20-year-old Finome, which is called the best heavyweight probability in two decades, will title his first pay-per-view card (Dazn PPV, 12:45 pm Et) On Saturday, Riyadh, in Saudi Arabia, a 37-year-old Jamaica’s 37-year-old, against the war-tested white (31-3, 21 kos) in a 10-round bout, which has lost to the current or former world champion only and is one of the most experienced and dangerous opponents of the division.

On the one hand, the Itauma is more in the form of 12 -to -1 betting to defeat the White, as the powerful Saudi Arabia’s advisor Turkish Allashikh has continued to track Southpow Slogger on a fast road for global stardom. But on the other hand, Itauma has been a professional for just more than two years, has never been six rounds and has not made out of the second round of 10 of the 12 Pro Fights.

For most, the itauta will be sufficient to break them before the pressure ring runs to the ring. But it does not take a lot of time before talking to Itauma that one finds out that there is something different about the performance and mentality of this young fighter.

“Pressure is always one thing but pressure is a privilege,” Itama said. “Pressure allows you to show your subtlety. I use this moment to use it for your benefit. I am 20 years old. I do not try to think like 20 years old. I try to think that I try to think where I am, because I don’t want to use my age as an excuse.

“Dillian White is a big fight and if I knock it on, it is going to be a big statement.”

Just four months of his 21st birthday, it is already too late to break Mike Tyson’s boxing record as the youngest fighter to win the heavyweight championship in 20 years, four months and 23 days. Nevertheless, it is not lost on Itauma which is actually at stake in the white fight.

Even though there is a strong claim of partner Heavyweight like former Titleholder Joseph Parker and Upstart Exit Cabial, from the meritocracy point of view, the undisputed heavyweight king Olecasor to be the next rival to UCIC, Allashikh has already recorded the record that he is ready for a UKT, which is already ready for a UKT.

“I don’t like to use the word because you don’t get what you deserve, you get what you interact,” Itama said. “But, I feel that the execution Kabayal and Joseph Parker should get a shot at the title, but, I am here to talk here too. If I get rid of dillian white in a good fashion and the UCIC fight presents itself, it is what is the same. If it is not, it is not, it is not.

“I don’t think about it. After usyk (Daniel) Dubois (in July Remach), people were messaging me in my phone, tagging me, tagging me. Of course, Turkey said (Usyk-Itauma can be ahead). I am focusing on Dillion here.” The world is my sep. “

Anyone can take from Itma’s words how focused on White and how much he is trying to think about subjects like UCIC, stardom and generational money, which cannot be far away, he should continue to win. A large part of Itauma’s early success has been his maturity and mental discipline, which some head trainer Ben Davisson has spoke regularly publicly.

Davisson, who has trained a former heavyweight champion such as Tyson Fury and Joshua in the past, also knows one or two things about being a Wonderkind. Still only 28, Davisson was only one year older than Itma, when he prevented Fury in his first battle against the then title Dontay Wilder in 2018.

“I rely as a coach (Davison) and he trusts me to hear her as a fighter. I think that’s why we work so well.” “The major component is being alerted. When you are in training, some fighters are thinking about this stuff which does not matter, but with me, I am very conscious and training session. Ben has openly said that I, I, in Jim, are one of those who are with Ben, all my quarrels are the most and they are not against one or two times and they are not against two rounds and they are not two times and they are not two times and they are not two times and they are not two times and they are not against two times. In round and they are not in two rounds and they are not in two rounds and they are in two rounds. “

Itma is also a true student of the game who is clear from the talented names, when he asked which boxers have affected the most unique style, he brings to the table today, which is a rightist with the hands of madness, great footwork and power in both hands. This is a list that includes “Prince” Naseem Hamid, Floid Mayweather, Gendi Golovakin, Vasili Lomchenko, Grveonta “Tank” Davis and George Foreman.

Even though Itauma cannot help, but broke into a smile, when it is revealed that the 2024 knockout of the former title Challenger Maries Vach said “a heavyweight manny pacquoo”, “Itauma doesn’t want anyone to be compared to anyone.

“I took it from Floid (Mayweather), but I don’t want to be like any fighter, I want my kind style and my identity,” Itma said. “My own identity is a mixture of all these fighters. It is not born to me. There is nothing that I do by other people, this is just that I am able to mix all this so well.”

Finally, the true key to Itauma’s early success seems to be less than his own propagation.

“I don’t want to make a derogatory sound, but I really don’t care or pay attention to it, because at the end of the day, whether fans love me or hate me, or do they think that I am the best or the worst, it doesn’t help me inside the ring,” Itauma said. “So, I just got my work to do and I have let people talk.”