ITAUMA: Heavy hopes in Britain aims to take over Anthony Joshua and Tyson Viory | Boxing news

Britain’s share in the heavyweight section with Anthony Joshua and Tesson Fiuri will not end.

France and Joshua have always been a major heavyweight forces. These former world champions are approaching the end of their career, but there are increasing possibilities ready to take the scarf.

ITAUMA and DAMAR Thomas are only 20 years old and have a long future in this sport.

They can be seen unlike their ancestors. ITAUMA, like Fury, became professional when he was young while Thomas, like Joshua before him, remained on the Olympic Road. It targets Los Angeles 2028.

But unlike France and Joshua, Thomas and ITAUMA are not competitors – they are friends who were previously teammates in the England teams at the youth level.

Thomas, who was never besieged in a competition, is not looking for an emerging professional star as a future opponent for a very heavy fight.

“I am not sure to be fair, we are good colleagues. We are good colleagues so I don’t think about it,” Thomas said. Sky Sports.

“We were in the team together, we went to the Europeans together, we won the Europeans together, and the European championships in Bulgaria. We won them together, then we went to the World Championship in Spain – won there and got silver.

“It was always prominent.”

However, he is expected to undertake himself and iTaumaa at the end of France and AJ and see a bright future for the British heavyweight boxing.

“Really good, I got a lot of new fighters now, not just Moses. You have a lot of different fighters,” he said.

“I never think of other people. I am on my way, my own trip, and I hope to go to Los Angeles and this is all that is going on in my mind.

“I do not look at any future things because you are now now, so I embrace everything at the present time.”

Thomas I focus on the world championship, which will be held in Liverpool from 4 to 14 September at M & S Sank Arena.

“Everyone is dangerous, especially in heavyweight, and everyone is there to win,” said Thomas.

“I really look forward to it, especially with his presence in Liverpool as well. It is always big, but it will be greater than something bigger in Liverpool, especially when the English language is. I am looking forward to that now.

“I just want to enter the ring and do what I do better. That’s right (I noticed) when you are very heavy and you are good, and I want to show my skills there. Everyone will speak and be good.”

Take Daggal

In addition to training the elite on the GB program, it is also directed at his local club Thomas by James Dagal, the first British to win Olympic gold and a professional world title.

Thomas was only 15 years old when he disturbed Dagl for the first time, who is still working with him today. “I went out of school at an early age and I was never good at school,” London recalls. “One of the ancient teachers made me in boxing to just do Bunchbreaks.

“There was a new gym opened and went to it and I really enjoyed it.”

This was Steve Newland’s gym and heavyweight coach remains. Thomas added: “James Daggal usually comes in the gym, just surpassing everyone.

“It was a really good experience.”

It is a foundation that Thomas, south of Maher, carried by punches, can be a force in professional boxing.

“It was always a dream to go to the Olympic Games,” he said. “We hope after Los Angeles, when I aim to rotate (professionals). I always wanted to go to the Olympic Games and this was my dream. This is what I will do.”