Australian heavyweight contender Justis Huni remains confident a showdown with Moses Itauma will materialize after his recent points victory over Frazer Clarke. Huni told Sky Sports: "100 per cent we're going to meet somewhere along the line," expressing eagerness to face the fast-rising British fighter.

Itauma already has July 25 at the O2 Arena circled for his next bout, though his opponent remains unconfirmed. The British heavyweight has drawn attention with his blistering hand speed and dominant victory over Jermaine Franklin, positioning himself as a potential future world champion.

Huni, rebounding from a late stoppage loss to Fabio Wardley, believes his stock has risen despite the defeat. "I felt like I was ahead comfortably. You just can't switch off in heavyweight boxing," he reflected, suggesting the loss ultimately benefited his development as he prepares for what he considers an inevitable meeting with Itauma.