Moses Itauma’s tough loss to Filip Hrgovic exposed a glaring flaw in his game—he pushed too hard, ran out of gas, and got stopped despite leading on all scorecards. His promoter Frank Warren is now calling for a deep dive with Itauma and trainer Ben Davison, questioning strategy, conditioning, and corner communication. While Warren admits he wasn’t thrilled about the early matchup, he sees potential in this setback as a crucial learning moment for the young heavyweight. Itauma’s resilient response—vowing to grow from the defeat—signals he’s ready to evolve under new guidance.

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