Teen Boxing Star Moses Itauma Has a Hard Time Going To Tesco After His Rise to Fame

Rising Star

18-year-old boxing prodigy Moses Itauma has become an overnight sensation after winning his first three matches in his quest to break Mike Tyson's record as the world's youngest heavyweight champion.

Maintaining Humility

Despite his newfound fame, Itauma remains grounded and appears to be utterly averse to the attention and praise that comes with success. He not only ignores positive feedback and social media comments, but also purposely focuses on any negative feedback he receives from trolls.

The Odd Frame of Fun

When he's not busy training or fighting, Itauma admits to enjoying the odd frame of bowling with his brother. He claims to be a master, stating that he has improved his bowling scores to the high 140s and 150s.

Awkward Exchanges at Tesco

Itauma, however, revealed that he feels uncomfortable going to his local Tesco due to the increased attention he receives from fans and fellow shoppers. He described a few awkward exchanges where people would stare at him, leaving him unsure whether they were fans or potential troublemakers.

Still Focused on Boxing

Despite his rising fame and potential for enjoying the trappings of youth, Itauma is still dedicated to his boxing career. He regularly spars with much older fighters and takes any opportunity to train with experienced professionals, such as Joe Joyce and Daniel Dubois.

Manager Francis Warren is capitalizing on Itauma's success by securing lucrative deals for the young boxer, and BT Sport is proudly broadcasting his rise in the boxing world.

It seems that Itauma's journey to become the world's youngest heavyweight champion is just beginning, and he remains focused and dedicated to his training. As he continues to make a name for himself in the sport, it's clear that he won't let fame or attention distract him from his ultimate goal.