He is young trader “I’m The Best In The World”: Heavyweight With 80% KO Ratio Wants To Fight Oleksandr Usyk Next: “I’m The Best In The World”

A highly rated world heavyweight contender is looking for the biggest fights possible, and that could include a fight with Oleksandr Usyk.

Matching up-and-coming heavyweights can be a tricky job. It’s important for young fighters to learn their trade and experience plenty of different in-ring scenarios so that when the levels go up they are not out of their depth.

Right now the heavyweight landscape is as full and busy as it has ever been with plenty of fighters vying for position as they work towards the ultimate goal of becoming a world champion.

The belt holders are IBF ruler Daniel Dubois who defends his title against Joseph Parker on February 22, and unified WBC, WBA and WBO champion and pound-for-pound great Usyk, who does not yet have his next contest locked in.

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One man rapidly building a head of steam is Moses Itauma, the 20-year-old knockout artist looking to beat Mike Tyson‘s record of being the youngest-ever heavyweight belt holder.

Last time out he stopped Mariusz Wach and doesn’t currently have a fight date scheduled. Speaking to BoxNation, he was asked if he would take a fight with Usyk next.

“Why would Usyk take that fight? That’s obviously my first thought. If the fight was to present itself and they said you’re fighting Usyk in May, I’m taking it 100%. There’s no loss in that. I would take that fight 100% but I think why would he do that?”

Itauma, who has been heralded by both Fury and Usyk before, backed himself to beat anyone.

“I think I’m the best fighter in the world. I just need to go out and prove it.”

It seems more likely right now that Usyk will fight the winner of Parker versus Dubois and attempt to become a two-time undisputed champion.