
Moses Itauma believes a battle with Daniel Dubois is inevitable, suggesting facing him will "definitely happen" down the line.
The British duo are among the heavyweight division's leading stars, with the former widely seen as a champion-in-waiting.
Dubois meanwhile is currently in his second reign as kingpin, after dethroning Fabio Wardley for the IBF crown back in May.
Now, as he prepares for an August bout with Filip Hrgovic, Moses has outlined expectations to eventually battle 'Dynamite'.
“I think me and Dubois will definitely happen at some point, this year, next year or the year after,” he told iFL TV on a fight.
Pressed why, he added. "Only because it’s two Brits. He doesn’t seem like he’s slowing down and I feel like I’m speeding up.
"I feel like it’s definitely going to happen but if it is, it will be after I’ve got a belt and he’s got a belt, or we’ve got two each.”
Dubois is currently expected to face Wardley in a rematch, though concrete details are yet to materialise on a second clash.
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