20-year-old Itauma (12-0, 10 KO), the hot prospect and heavy favorite, weighed in at 235.5 as listed by DAZN, though Michael Buffer did announce 245.5. The 235 weight would be the lowest of Itauma’s young pro career, while the 245 would still be lower than his weights against either Demsey McKean or Mike Balogun, his two most recent foes.

Rising star Moses Itauma once said he wanted to beat Mike Tyson’s record of becoming the youngest-ever world heavyweight champion.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/fannation/boxing as Dillian Whyte Opens Up On Retirement Ahead Of Moses Itauma Matchup. In a different world, Dillian Whyte would be spending time with his family on Saturday instead of getting into the ring to face Moses Itauma.