He’s very decent, and he’s a nice kid as well,” Itauma told DAZN News. They’re probably the ones I’m looking at for the young guns coming up. Teremoana is about to turn 29, competed in the Olympics, and trails Itauma by only three professional bouts. Calling him one of the “young guns coming up” seems odd coming from a fighter eight years his junior. Itauma gets his opportunity to show how good he really is when he faces Filip Hrgovic on August 29.