British heavyweight boxer Moses Itauma don talk say im sure say e go still get another chance to become world champion, even after e lose im first world title fight to Croatian Filip Hrgovic in August.
Before that defeat, Moses Itauma bin win all 14 of im professional fights, 12 by stoppage, and e bin establish imself as one of the most exciting young prospects for the division.
For im first interview since the loss, when e yarn with BBC South East and Radio Kent, the Chatham fighter choose to see positives from the experience. “I always say I’d rather be third than second because if you’re third you know you couldn’t be number one,” e talk. “When you’re second you know you could have been number one. So that’s exactly how I feel. I’m just gutted.”
E add say: “Nevertheless, I’m 21. I’m 15 fights in. Of course I’m going to have my opportunity again.”
The experienced Filip Hrgovic, 34, bin win Olympic bronze in 2016 and e
