Heavyweight prodigy Moses Itauma believes that one man, in particular, should be hailed for his tremendous durability in the land of the giants. Many will point to Muhammad Ali as being not only one of the greatest heavyweights of all time, but also possessing a degree of toughness that contributed to such success. One of the most striking exhibitions of his toughness, however, arrived in 1974, when he scored an eighth-round stoppage victory over George Foreman after absorbing much of his hard-hitting opponent’s artillery. For this reason, it seems, Itauma has credited Foreman for having the best chin of any heavyweight in an interview with Daily Mail Boxing. “George Foreman.”Itauma, meanwhile, is yet to have his chin properly tested, but that could change when he collides with durable customer Jermaine Franklin on March 28.