Mike Tyson Baru? Moses Itauma — Anak Ajaib dengan pukulan seperti truk

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Mike Tyson Baru? Moses Itauma — Anak Ajaib dengan pukulan seperti truk

🔥 Siapkah dunia menyambut raja baru kelas berat?
Moses Itauma, petinju muda yang baru berusia belasan tahun, sudah mencatat KO brutal yang bikin lawan-lawannya tak berdaya. Dari debut 23 detik hingga menghancurkan nama-nama besar, perjalanan Moses benar-benar gila!

Di video ini, kita rangkum 10 KO paling sadis dan mengerikan dari Moses Itauma, calon penerus tahta Alexander Usyk dan mungkin Mike Tyson baru di era modern.

👊 Saksikan bagaimana Itauma menjatuhkan lawan satu per satu dengan kekuatan monster dan teknik kelas dunia.
⚡ Apakah dia benar-benar siap menjadi juara dunia termuda dalam sejarah kelas berat?

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Alexander Usik currently stands as the undisputed king of the heavyweight world. The undisputed title rests in his hands. But age is no joke. His golden age is slowly drawing to a close. Then a big question arises: Who will succeed the heavyweight king? Will it be Daniel Duboa, the former challenger, or Fabio Wardley, the man with the best knockout of 2024? The answer might not be either of them, because there’s one name currently shaking up the boxing world: Moses Itauma. The young phenomenon is touted as the biggest prospect of the last decade. In this video, we’ll take a look at the 10 best knockouts from this Rising Star, the world’s heavyweight. So, don’t forget to hit the like and subscribe buttons, because this journey has only just begun. Moses had one goal when he entered the professional world: to break Mike Tyson’s record and become the youngest world champion in heavyweight history. Initially, many underestimated him, thinking he was just a sensation. But a few fights were enough to prove them wrong. Fast, powerful, and possessing a well-developed technique, Moses began knocking out opponents one by one. In his 10th fight, he faced former world title challenger Mario Watch. Watch was significantly taller. But Moses put on a brilliant performance. With a sharp jab and slick angles, he knocked out the Polish giant in the second round. He got up, only to be pummeled again mercilessly. The referee stopped the fight. A beautiful TKO for the young lion. Interestingly, Moses started his professional career at 18, much earlier than most top boxers who usually chase Olympic gold . His opponent, The Reaper Man Gaba, actually debuted at 32. As a result, Moses destroyed him in just seconds. But that doesn’t mean Moses always wins with one punch. Early in his career, he had difficulty closing fights by knockout. This drove him to train harder to hone his killer instinct. When he faced Amin Buseta, that hard work paid off. Moses exploded in the first round, then launched an aperkal that sent Buseta sprawling. When he got up, a hail of punches destroyed him again. The fight ended, a brutal knockout. And when it comes to quick knockouts, who can match him? Against Ramon Alberto Ibara, Moses needed just 35 seconds. Even crazier , in his professional debut in 2023, he knocked out Marcel Bode in just 23 seconds. One punch to the body, then a straight to the jaw, and Bode was instantly down. It was like a nightmare. In just two and a half years, Moses had already had 13 professional fights, seven of them in his prime. He even faced formidable opponents like Ilia Mazensev of Kazakhstan. Mazensev’s record was an incredible 253, but Moses finished him in just two rounds. Finally, in 2024, Moses began to step up to the world level. In Saudi Arabia, he destroyed Demsy Mcin, an Australian boxer with 22 wins. After knocking Minan out decisively, Moses repeated the feat with the same blow. This time Minan was knocked down and never got up. A year later, he was dubbed the heavyweight Messiah. World promoters were already grooming Moses as an executioner for the older generation. His first victim was British legend D. White. The once-feared veteran now seemed powerless against Moses’ speed and power. One clean hook sent White crashing to the ropes. It was over. In 2024, Moses was named Prospect of the Year by The Ring magazine. Four fights, four spectacular knockouts, three of them for the belt. 2025 promises even greater challenges. One of them is a match against Mike Balogun, an experienced American boxer. Balogun is fast, but he was still knocked down twice by Moses’s brief punches. The fight ended in the second round. And the big question now arises: will Moses Itauma be the conqueror of the world heavyweight champion? Is he worthy of the world heavyweight crown? Share your thoughts in the comments section. Don’t forget to like and subscribe so you don’t miss this phenomenon’s journey. This is just the beginning, and the next chapter could be history. whack into the rose