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Could 'AJ'-Moses break boundaries for Nigerian blockbuster bout?
Anthony Joshua and Moses Itauma both have busy dance cards to keep each of them occupied through the rest of the year.
The former meets Kristian Prenga on July 25, while the latter faces Filip Hrgovic in August, on DAZN Pay-Per-View and Ultimate.
For Joshua, his dance with the Albanian star is a tune-up test that should pave the way to a major super-bout with Tyson Fury.
Moses meanwhile will hope that a triumph over the Croatian effectively rubber-stamps his own impending title credentials too.
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With no belts held between either man, it seems unlikely that a fight will be made any time soon - but could it still come to pass?
DAZN News explores how a possible glamour-division encounter between the duo in Nigeria could see them break boundaries.
Why might Joshua and Moses meet in Nigeria?
With both fighters holding Nigerian heritage, both Joshua and Moses have long been linked to a potential bout in the country.
The former was expected to potentially take his tune-up in the country before his involvement in a fatal car crash in December.
The latter meanwhile visited the country last year, and has been tipped to potentially entertain offers to fight there down the line.
Finding a suitable opponent for each star in regards to their calibre has often been a struggle for matchmakers at the summit too.
But an encounter between the duo would likely solve that issue and deliver a commercial affair that would appeal to both parties.
What has been said about a bout?
Balmoral Promotions supremo Ezekiel Adamu spoke earlier this month about attempting to broker a potential fight for the duo.
The promoter, who hopes to deliver Chris Eubank Jr.'s comeback bout in Nigeria later this year, is not shy on those ambitions.
"Moses knows his roots, and he would like to fight here," he told the Press Association. "Putting on 'AJ'-Moses would be unreal.
"That would be a hell of a blockbuster fight. It would be great to have that type here. At some point, we will have Joshua here."
"I had a meeting with Frank Warren as well and we spoke about it. Moses is also keen to fight here. The broadcasters are keen."
What would any bout mean for the sport?
Boxing is no stranger to the African continent, with a clutch of major fights held there over the past half-century and beyond.
Oleksandr Usyk's recent foray to Egypt shows there remains a major appetite for the sport's biggest stars to battle there too.
But the presence of Joshua and Moses - two of the sport's biggest names right now, with proud roots - would break borders.
Any encounter between the two would surely be a stadium-sized affair that could rival The Rumble in the Jungle and beyond.
Perhaps, by then, Moses may too have gathered himself a world title. If that was the case, then icon status would surely follow.
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