Moses Itauma made a strong statement in the heavyweight division by defeating Jermaine Franklin decisively. Itauma, with an impressive record of stopping 12 out of 14 opponents, achieved what Anthony Joshua and Dillian Whyte couldn’t by halting Franklin before the fifth round, a new milestone in Itauma’s professional career.

The 21-year-old British boxer showcased his dominance from the start, landing precise blows and eventually dropping Franklin in the third round. Itauma’s speed and strategic body shots were key in securing the victory, demonstrating his versatility in the ring. Despite Franklin lasting until the fifth round, Itauma’s relentless pressure paid off as he landed a decisive blow that ended the fight.

In other matches on the undercard, Willy Hutchinson claimed victory over Ezra Taylor, Nathan Heaney suffered a defeat against Gerome Warburton, and Brad Pauls pulled off a remarkable upset by stopping the previously unbeaten Shakiel Thompson in the ninth round. These bouts added excitement and unpredictability to the event, showcasing the diverse talent in the boxing world.