None of those were answered, though, as Itauma knocked Whyte out of the fight in just 119 seconds.<\/p>\n
The 20-year-old phenom now has his sights set high, with Filip Hrgovic, Martin Bakole, and Jermaine Franklin all options for Itauma<\/a>\u2018s next fight. Itauma even called out Joseph Parker<\/a> and Oleksandr Usyk<\/a>.<\/p>\n As the heavyweight scene, begins to change, with the old guard replaced by the new, there is one Australian heavyweight who sees a collision with Itauma in the not-too-distant future.<\/p>\n In an interview with Eddie Hearn<\/a> and his Olympian charge Teremoana Teremoana, the Aussie was asked ahead of his next fight whether Itauma is a man he\u2019d like to face.<\/p>\n Teremoana said, \u201cI think the chances of the fight happening are probably most definite. I think it\u2019s just a given time. I reckon in the next two to three years we might possibly get that fight.\u201d<\/p>\n Teremoana, who scored a 57-second KO<\/a>, is now 8-0 as a professional with all eight of his wins coming by way of knockout.<\/p>\n Just two of his opponents have made it out of the first round, but none have made it out of the second.<\/p>\n With Joshua<\/a>, Fury<\/a>, Usyk, and more, beginning to fade out, the question remains \u2013 who are the next crop of heavyweight talents?<\/p>\n From Teremoana to Itauma to Leo Atang, the division seems to be in a good place.<\/p>\n Eddie Hearn has given another Aussie fighter a big opportunity<\/p>\n This Saturday, Eddie Hearn<\/a> will be over in Queensland, Australia, for Jake Wyllie vs Youssef Dib.<\/p>\n![\"Moses](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/08\/GettyImages-2230323170-1024x720.jpg\")
Photo by Richard Pelham\/Getty Images\u2018Most definite\u2019\u2026 Teremoana Teremoana sees a Moses Itauma fight in a couple of years<\/p>\n