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Itauma 'humiliated' but may never lose again - Hrgovic

Itauma 'humiliated' but may never lose again - Hrgovic
BBC News Wednesday 23 September 2026, 19:14 UTC 1 min read
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Moses Itauma may never lose again if he can get over the "humiliation" of his IBF heavyweight title defeat, says Filip Hrgovic, who stunned the Briton in August.

Moses Itauma may never lose again if he can get over the "humiliation" of his IBF heavyweight title defeat, says Filip Hrgovic, who stunned the Briton in August.
Itauma (ORG) Moses Itauma (PERSON) IBF (ORG) Filip Hrgovic (PERSON) Briton (LOCATION)
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