Heavyweight gold is on the line when Moses Itauma and Filip Hrgovic lock horns for the IBF strap at London's O2 Arena on Saturday night.
With the likes of Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua nearing the end of their illustrious boxing careers, Itauma is viewed by many as Britain's next heavyweight prodigy, boasting a flawless record in 14 professional bouts.
This weekend's clash in the capital could prove to be the 21-year-old's toughest test yet however, facing an opponent who heads into the ring off the back of three consecutive wins against English opposition.
Hrgovic shattered Dave Allen's Doncaster dreams when defeating the 'The White Rhino' in his home city back in May, recording a TKO victory to extend his record to 20-1.
The Croatian's only professional loss came against current WBO champion Daniel Dubois back in June 2024, but the landscape has changed a lot since then and a win for 'El Animal' on Saturday night would work wonders for his name in the everchanging heavyweight scene.
While Hrgovic has been mooted as Itauma's toughest challenge yet, the Brit remains heavily odds-on to win the fight.
All of Itauma's last 10 victories have come via way of Technical Knockout -- most recently overcoming America's Jermaine Franklin -- and he is available at 1/1 to add another TKO win to his record.
Following back-to-back victories over Joe Joyce and David Adeleye, Hrgovic proved that he still has knockout power when stopping Allen in the third round earlier in the year. You can get 10/1 odds for both of the heavy hitters to score a knockdown in the fight.
If you fancy Hrgovic to cause a major upset at the 02, he's priced at 11/2 to emerge victorious.
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