British heavyweight Moses Itauma’s upcoming bout against Filip Hrgovic has been upgraded to an IBF world-title fight. All outlets report that the contest, scheduled for 29 August in London, will be for the vacant IBF heavyweight championship. The fight is framed as a surprise world-title shot for Itauma, with the IBF belt placed on the line between the two heavyweights at the planned date and venue. Coverage from BBC News and Sky News agree on the title context—an IBF world-title bout for a vacant championship—and identify both fighters and the key scheduling details. Sky Sports similarly confirms the same matchup, the same date and location, and the belt being contested. Across the reports, there is no additional conflicting information about bout terms or other championships, and all sources align on the central point that the fight now carries world-title status under the IBF banner.