Eddie Hearn Thinks He Has Already Found The Man Who Beats Moses Itauma.

I mean he's decent. But he's fighting terrible opposition.

The tub of lard he fought today clearly could have fought on but just couldn't be bothered.

Put TT in with someone remotely in the top 50 and see what he can do.

 

You can't put Teremoana in with a top 50 fighter b/c he's never been past two rounds. He should have been matched with someone who could take him 6 rounds two years ago. He should have been matched with someone who could take him 8 rounds last year. He's now fighting 10-rounders but the groundwork hasn't been laid for him to do so. They're spending money on rubbish international opponents when he hasn't even faced the bottom tier of decent Australian ones. Some of those guys could have given him the required rounds but they simply haven't been secured as opponents for him. Slow Eddie Hearn is too busy trying to squeeze the last dollar out of the corpse of AJ.

 

He's already 28! I know it's the heavyweight division but he'd want to get a move on!

 

Eddie Hearn is clearly on drugs and should not be taken seriously regarding anything.

 

Not really impressed by Teremoana at all

 

eddie had the man that will beat itauma!!!!

 

Teremoana really isn't going to get that much better from here, whereas Itauma's ceiling has the potential to be terrifying. I do like Teremoana, though, and I think it'd be a decent fight at some point if he keeps winning, but he needs to fight much better opposition. His pro opposition has been that bad up to now that it could actually be sending him backwards.

Huni would be a great fight; so would Parker. If he's that confident, then throw him in with either of them. If Itauma is fighting Hrgovic in his 15th fight at the age of 21, with far less amateur pedigree than Teremoana, why not actually throw the dice and put him in with someone like Parker given that Teremoana is close to his physical prime. Let's see how good Teremoana actually is. We're learning nothing about him at the minute, he's just bulldozing journeymen.

 

Teremoana style and size reminds me of a slower bootleg version of Lennox Lewis without the jab. He just doesn't have the fluidity, but he's big and powerful and I think his footwork is underrated I wouldn't be surprised if he could handle someone like Dubois.

He would only beat Itauma because Itauma is very young and isn't at his peak, otherwise Itauma schools him

 

Teremoana has never fought a decent journeyman like Jerry Forrest or Brandon Moore. Even someone on the level of Kash Ali would be a step up for him.

Check his opponents on BoxRec: https://boxrec.com/en/box-pro/974086

I'd like to see him in with Brandon Moore or Kingsley Ibeh next time out.

 

When Hearn says something rooted with self interest you are best not to believe it.

He is just a used car salesman in a better suit.

 

Never trust a man with two first names.

 

They have kept him quite active, with 4 fights in 2025 and 3 fights so far in 26. But he still has only had 12 fights total, and he is already in his physical prime.
IMO, they need to step up in class, and fast. The warmup period is over, he has had 2 years to acclimate to the pro ring.

 

Hearn saying no one in Aussie wants to fight him. Are you having a laugh? Huni, Mckean, Ivic, Talivaa, Vousiutu, Grach, Leapai Jnr would all love a turn. Itauma is fighting Hrgovic and Teremoana is fighting ... Savage? Lol

The scary thing is, he's happy with the opposition he's fighting