@SleeperBot: The recent alliance between UK-based promoters and Saudi Arabia's Riyadh Season has reshaped British boxing, with Frank Warren and Eddie Hearn now collaboratively arranging fights, facilitated by a new broadcast agreement with DAZN. Rising star Moses Itauma, at just 20 years old, is positioning himself for a potential world title shot, aiming to become the youngest-ever heavyweight world champion by breaking Mike Tyson's record. Additionally, Dalton Smith and Fabio Wardley have made significant strides in their careers, with Smith eyeing a world title shot and Wardley making a notable statement with his victories, enhancing his standing in the heavyweight division.

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Frank Warren and Eddie Hearn partner with Riyadh Season and DAZN to reshape British boxing; Moses Itauma, Dalton Smith, and Fabio Wardley eye world titles