And itauma might be a enigma for other boxers as he is lefty, very explosive and obviously has the knockout power. So it's going to be youth vs experience in this fight, and usually it's the young fighter that comes up victorious.
I don't think Hrgovic's experience is enough to battle Itauma's explosiveness; just look at Dillian Whyte's fate at Itauma's hands. Itauma may be young, but he knows how to handle pressure in the ring, and he just doesn't care who he is facing. This young guy has a mission: to become the second-youngest heavyweight champion, and I don't think Hrgovic has the arsenal to stop that unless Itauma becomes careless and lets one or two of Hrgovic's punches get in.
It is always great sight to see a fight between southpaw and veteran boxer. The speed with which Itama hits with his hands has been able to disorient hardened opponents within very minimal time. Hrgovic is not without defence, but the continual onslaught of the young talent is no easy matter to restrain. Unless he makes minor mistakes, new world championship could be a reality in the near future.
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