
Tyson's Heartwarming Moment
Legendary boxer Mike Tyson was caught on camera giving some heartfelt advice to 18-year-old British heavyweight Moses Itauma. Itauma has set his sights on breaking Tyson's record to become the youngest ever heavyweight champion.
Ambitious Goals
Itauma, who turned pro earlier this year, is full of promise and determination. Tyson, who became the heavyweight champion at the age of 20 in 1986, knows a thing or two about breaking records and offered his advice to Itauma.
Respecting Opponents
During their conversation, Itauma spoke about his desire to be in "quality fights" and not face "bums" in the ring. Tyson quickly corrected him, saying that every fighter is quality because anything can happen during a fight. He emphasized the importance of hard work and not underestimating any opponent.
Learning from Defeats
When Itauma mentioned that he learns from his fights, Tyson shared that he learned the most from his losses. This insight from the boxing legend will undoubtedly help Itauma in his journey to break records and become a champion.

Aiming for Greatness
Earlier this year, Itauma expressed his goal of breaking Tyson's record. He believes that with hard work and dedication, he has what it takes to achieve this feat. Itauma is confident in his abilities and believes he can emerge victorious against the current world champions and those who are expected to replace them in the future.
Impressive Record
Itauma currently holds an impressive record of five wins from five professional fights. This young boxer's determination and talent are evident, and with the guidance from Mike Tyson, he may very well achieve his dream of breaking records and becoming a champion.