has made up his mind whether or not he will be sticking with trainer Ben Davison for his next fight. Davison received criticism in the aftermath of Itauma’s maiden world title fight against Filip Hrgovic in August, with the youngster…

Heavyweight Moses Itauma will remain with trainer Ben Davison for his scheduled comeback fight in January, promoter Frank Warren confirmed. The decision comes after Davison faced criticism following Itauma's ninth-round stoppage defeat against Filip Hrgovic in August, where the 21-year-old suffered exhaustion during his first world title opportunity.
Warren stated that Itauma is staying with Davison's team and will be judged on future results. Davison's training stable also features Fabio Wardley ahead of his upcoming WBO rematch with Daniel Dubois, alongside Anthony Joshua as he prepares to fight Tyson Fury in December.
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