Moses Itauma makes astonished admission after beating Jermaine Franklin Jr
Moses Itauma delivered a devastating fifth round stoppage against Jermaine Franklin Jr. on Saturday evening, extending his flawless professional record to 14 victories with no defeats. The 21 year old British heavyweight prospect floored the American with a thunderous left uppercut followed by a right hand, securing his 12th knockout from 14 contests. Franklin, who entered the bout with a 24 2 record, had been knocked down earlier in the third round before the finishing sequence ended his
Moses Itauma delivered a devastating fifth round stoppage against Jermaine Franklin Jr. on Saturday evening, extending his flawless professional record to 14 victories with no defeats. The 21 year old British heavyweight prospect floored the American with a thunderous left uppercut followed by a right hand, securing his 12th knockout from 14 contests. Franklin, who entered the bout with a 24 2 record, had been knocked down earlier in the third round before the finishing sequence ended his
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