Whichever of those two outcomes arrives first, Itauma, should he stay patient, will be well placed to take advantage. If, for instance, Usyk deteriorates but remains active, Itauma, in a year’s time, could be the man to finally usher him into retirement. If, on the other hand, Usyk bucks the trend and gets out in his prime, all that will happen then is that his titles will become vacant and Itauma, highly ranked with more than one sanctioning body, will have the opportunity to collect at least one of them.
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