The uppercut was a good punch. Hrgovic taking it doesn’t mean Itauma lacks power. It does show that landing cleanly wasn’t enough to make this opponent stop advancing.
There was plenty of effort behind those shots. Itauma committed heavily, often overswinging instead of mixing lighter punches with his harder ones. After misses, he had to regain his balance or get away, adding more work to an already exhausting attack.
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Hrgovic kept following, giving him little time to rest. Ev
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