Andy Lee: "This is a Future World Champion in Heavyweight"

In an insightful dialogue with Boxing Scene, Irish trainer Andy Lee casts a luminous forecast on the horizon of British super heavyweight prospect Moses Itauma (7-0, 5 KOs), with a blend of admiration and certainty.

"Moses is extraordinary, beyond extraordinary. Pinpointing his caliber is challenging, yet it's undeniable he's at the pinnacle of potential. His journey towards greatness is clear, barring any unforeseen catastrophes that could veer him off course. He's a southpaw marvel: robust, swift, immensely powerful, a formidable striker with a punch that commands respect, and a sagacious ring presence characterized by strategic pressure and agile movement. In essence, he's equipped with an arsenal that's rare. His path to further excellence is straightforward — garner experience, and bask in the crucible of the ring. He's a beacon of promise.

Lee proclaims, "He's on a trajectory to clinch the heavyweight world champion title, assuming the path remains unswerved. My conviction in his future success is steadfast; his discipline, the prudent choice of companionship, and an equilibrium of ambition and focus are indicative of a champion in the making. Should he persist on this commendable path, the world championship is undoubtedly within his grasp," Lee articulated with unwavering confidence.

At the tender age of 19, Moses announced his arrival on the professional scene in January last year, dismantling Marcel Bode (3-2, 3 KOs) within a mere 14 seconds, and has since maintained a streak of victories via technical knockout in his subsequent three fights.

Moreover, Itauma voices an audacious ambition: to eclipse Mike Tyson's record and ascend as the youngest world champion in the regal annals of the heavyweight division.