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Itauma breaks silence after first defeat, hospitalisation

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British heavyweight Moses Itauma speaks out after his first professional defeat and hospitalisation, reflecting on the loss to Filip Hrgovic. Read More: https://punchng.com/itauma-breaks-silence-after-first-defeat-hospitalisation/

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