{"id":939308,"date":"2026-10-19T22:24:38","date_gmt":"2026-10-19T22:24:38","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ca\/939308\/"},"modified":"2026-10-19T22:24:38","modified_gmt":"2026-10-19T22:24:38","slug":"wbc-special-preview-oshaquie-foster-vs-emanuel-navarrete","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ca\/939308\/","title":{"rendered":"WBC Special Preview: O\u2019Shaquie Foster vs Emanuel Navarrete"},"content":{"rendered":"

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WBC Super Featherweight Championship
O\u2019Shaquie Foster vs Emanuel Navarrete
Frost Bank Center
San Antonio, Texas, USA
October 24th, 2026
International: DAZN<\/p>\n

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\nTop Rank Boxing Presents\u00a0 <\/p>\n

O\u2019SHAQUIE FOSTER
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\nEMANUEL NAVARRETE<\/p>\n

Nationality: USA
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\nNationality: Mexico<\/p>\n

Date of Birth: Sept. 17th, 1993.
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\nDate of Birth: January 17th, 1995.<\/p>\n

Birthplace: Orange, Texas, USA
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\nBirthplace: San Juan Zitlaltepec, Edo. Mex., Mexico.<\/p>\n

Residence: Houston, Texas, USA
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\nResidence: San Juan Zitlaltepec, Edo. Mex., Mexico.<\/p>\n

Age: 33
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\nAge: 31<\/p>\n

Alias: Ice Water
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\nAlias: Vaquero<\/p>\n

Record: 24-3; 12 KO\u00b4s
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\nRecord:40-2-1; 33 KO\u00b4s<\/p>\n

KO Ratio: 48 %
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\nKO Ratio: 82.5\u00a0 %<\/p>\n

Stance: Orthodox
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\nStance: Orthodox<\/p>\n

Rounds: 194
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\nRounds: 265<\/p>\n

World title fights: 7 (6-1; 1 KO)
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\nWorld title fights: 16 (14-1-1; 10 KO\u2019s)<\/p>\n

Manager: Keith Mills
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\nManager: Alejandro Brito<\/p>\n

Promoter: Top Rank Boxing
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\nPromoter: Top Rank Boxing<\/p>\n

Trainer: Bobby Benton
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\nTrainer: Pedro Navarrete<\/p>\n

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Major Achievements<\/p>\n

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WBC Champion
O\u2019SHAQUIE FOSTER
2x WBC Super Featherweight.
WBC Interim Lightweight. 2025
WBC Super Featherweight. 2024 \u2013
WBC Silver Super Featherweight. 2018<\/p>\n

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EMANUEL NAVARRETE
Unified Super Featherweight Champion. 2024 \u2013
Featherweight Champion.
2020 \u2013 2022
Super Bantamweight Champion.
2018 \u2013 2020<\/p>\n

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\nMemorable Super Featherweight Fights
\nAlexis Arg\u00fcello vs. Alfredo Escalera I (Jan. 28, 1978)<\/p>\n

Known as \u00abThe Bloody Battle of Bayam\u00f3n.\u00bb It was a brutal war in which Arg\u00fcello challenged the Puerto Rican champion in one of the most famous displays of endurance and punishment in boxing history. Both men suffered horrific cuts, turning the ring into a theater of pure grit. Arg\u00fcello won via TKO in round 13 to capture the WBC Super Featherweight Title.<\/p>\n

Julio C\u00e9sar Ch\u00e1vez vs. Mario \u00abAzabache\u00bb Mart\u00ednez (Sep. 13, 1984)<\/p>\n

The historic night an icon arrived on the world stage. Held at the Grand Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles, this bout was for the vacant WBC Super Featherweight title. The undefeated Ch\u00e1vez faced the favored Mart\u00ednez in a relentless, high-paced battle of attrition that featured incredible inside fighting and a surgical body attack. Ch\u00e1vez won via TKO in round 8 to secure his first world championship.<\/p>\n

Julio C\u00e9sar Ch\u00e1vez vs. Azumah Nelson (May 19, 1990)<\/p>\n

A clash of two legends. Ch\u00e1vez, at the peak of his career, faced \u00abThe Professor\u00bb Nelson in a high-level tactical bout that solidified the Mexican icon as the best pound-for-pound fighter of his time. Ch\u00e1vez won via Majority Decision (115-113, 115-113, 114-114) to retain the WBC Super Light title (fought at 140, but iconic in their 130-lb legacy).<\/p>\n

Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Genaro \u00abChicanito\u00bb Hern\u00e1ndez (Oct. 3, 1998)<\/p>\n

The fight that introduced \u00abPretty Boy\u00bb to the world stage. Mayweather challenged the respected, long-reigning champion Hern\u00e1ndez, dominating the action with speed, defensive reflexes, and sharp precision. It was the performance that proved Mayweather was a generational talent. Mayweather won via TKO after Hern\u00e1ndez\u2019s corner stopped the fight following round 8, capturing the WBC title.<\/p>\n

Arturo Gatti vs. Micky Ward III (Jun. 7, 2003)<\/p>\n

The culmination of the most exciting trilogy in modern history. Their showdown at Boardwalk Hall was an absolute display of heart, blood, and sheer willpower, with both fighters trading devastating power shots until the final seconds. Gatti won via Unanimous Decision (96-93, 96-93, 97-92) in a non-title 10-round war.<\/p>\n

Marco Antonio Barrera vs. Erik Morales III (Nov. 27, 2004)<\/p>\n

The spectacular final chapter of their legendary trilogy took place at 130 pounds. After two historic wars, they moved up to Super Featherweight to settle the score, delivering another 12 rounds of non-stop, bitter rivalry and intense exchanges. Barrera won via Majority Decision.<\/p>\n

Juan Manuel M\u00e1rquez vs. Marco Antonio Barrera (Mar. 17, 2007)<\/p>\n

A brilliant clash of elite Mexican counter-punching warriors. Barrera attempted to\u00a0 defend his title against M\u00e1rquez in a highly technical, fiery battle. M\u00e1rquez won via Unanimous Decision.<\/p>\n

Manny Pacquiao vs. Juan Manuel M\u00e1rquez II (Mar. 15, 2008)<\/p>\n

\u00abThe Unfinished Business,\u00bb this legendary rematch at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas was a razor-thin, high-speed chess match mixed with fierce exchanges. The defining moment of the entire technical battle came when Pacquiao landed a hard left hook that sent M\u00e1rquez to the canvas in the 3rd round. Pacquiao won via Split Decision.<\/p>\n

Francisco Vargas vs. Takashi Miura (Nov. 21, 2015)<\/p>\n

WBC 2015 \u00a0\u00abFight of the Year.\u00bb Vargas rose from the canvas and was on the brink of a technical knockout loss, battling through a completely closed right eye before launching a dramatic, heroic counter-attack against the outstanding Japanese champion. Vargas won via TKO in round 9 to capture the WBC Super Featherweight Title.<\/p>\n

Miguel Berchelt vs. Francisco Vargas I (Jan. 28, 2017)<\/p>\n

Berchelt challenged the champion Vargas in a grueling, physical encounter. The fight combined suffocating pressure with surgical precision from Berchelt against a Vargas who, though remarkably brave, had to weather an immense volume of heavy punches. Berchelt won via TKO in round 11 to claim the WBC belt.<\/p>\n

Oscar Valdez vs. Miguel Berchelt (Feb. 20, 2021)<\/p>\n

An absolute masterclass in tactical discipline and power, one of the most remembered COVID pandemic fights. Berchelt entered as a dominant, long-reigning champion, but Valdez put on the performance of his life. Utilizing flawless lateral movement, sharp counter-punching, and a lethal left hook, Valdez systematically broke down the favorite. Valdez won via KO in round 10 to capture the WBC Super Featherweight belt.<\/p>\n

O\u2019Shaquie Foster vs. Eduardo \u00abRocky\u00bb Hern\u00e1ndez (Oct. 28, 2023)<\/p>\n

A dramatic classic in Canc\u00fan. Foster was executing a slick, technical defensive game plan, but Mexico\u2019s Hern\u00e1ndez applied relentless, suffocating pressure, hurting the champion severely in some moments. After the WBC\u2019s open scoring round 8 announcement Foster modified his game plan to win via TKO in round 12.<\/p>\n

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\"\"WBC Super Featherweight Top Ten Champions<\/p>\n

Julio Cesar Chavez (Mexico)
\nGabriel Elorde (Phil)<\/p>\n

Floyd Mayweather (USA)
\nErik Morales (Mexico)<\/p>\n

Alexis Arg\u00fcello (Nicaragua)
\nTakashi Miura (Japan)<\/p>\n

Azumah Nelson (Ghana)
\nMarco A. Barrera (Mexico)<\/p>\n

Hector Camacho (P.Rico)
\nJames Leija (USA)<\/p>\n

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General Information <\/p>\n

Gabriel Elorde holds the absolute record for the single longest continuous reign in the division\u2019s history. He held the crown for 4 years.
\nAzumah Nelson, across his two separate reigns, held the WBC title for a combined total of 8 years.
\nOnly 4 fighters in history managed to lose the 130 lbs. title and successfully win it back: Yoshiaki Numata, Rafael Limon, Azumah Nelson, and O\u2019Shaquie Foster.
\nMexico commands the WBC Super Featherweight list with 17, followed by the USA with 7 and Japan with 5.
\n38 world champions have been recognized by the WBC.
\n147 super featherweight world championship fights have been held in WBC history.
\nJanuary 17 stands out as a unique date in boxing history, marking the birthday of four multi-division and heavyweight world champions across different eras: Muhammad Ali (1942), Marco Antonio Barrera (1974), Oleksandr Usyk (1987), and Emanuel \u00abVaquero\u00bb Navarrete (1995).<\/p>\n

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\nMemorable USA VS Mexico Fights<\/p>\n

Sep 13, 1977. Danny Lopez vs. Jose Torres \u2013 WBC Featherweight<\/p>\n

Feb 02, 1980. Salvador Sanchez vs. Danny Lopez. \u2013 WBC Featherweight<\/p>\n

Dec 11, 1982. Bobby Chacon vs. Rafael Limon \u2013 WBC Super Featherweight<\/p>\n

Aug 20, 1989. Pernell Whitaker vs. Jose Luis Ramirez \u2013 WBC Lightweight<\/p>\n

Mar 17, 1990. Julio Cesar Chavez vs. Meldrick Taylor \u2013 WBC Super Lightweight<\/p>\n

Feb 20, 1993. Julio Cesar Chavez vs. Greg Haugen \u2013 WBC Super Lightweight<\/p>\n

Mar 13, 1993. Michael Carbajal vs. Humberto Gonzalez \u2013 WBC Light Flyweight<\/p>\n

Jan 29, 1994. Frankie Randall vs. Julio Cesar Chavez \u2013 WBC Super Lightweight<\/p>\n

Feb 19, 1994. Humberto Gonzalez vs. Michael Carbajal \u2013 WBC Light Flyweight<\/p>\n

Jun 07, 1996. Oscar De La Hoya vs. Julio Cesar Chavez \u2013 WBC Super Lightweight<\/p>\n

Sep 12, 1998. Erik Morales vs. Junior Jones \u2013 WBC Super Bantamweight<\/p>\n

Jun 17, 2000. Jose Luis Castillo vs. Steve Johnston \u2013 WBC Lightweight<\/p>\n

Mar 24, 2012. Danny Garcia vs. Erik Morales \u2013 WBC Super Lightweight<\/p>\n

Sep 14, 2013. Floyd Mayweather vs. Saul Alvarez \u2013 WBC Super Welterweight<\/p>\n

Nov 06, 2021. Saul Alvarez vs. Caleb Plant \u2013 WBC Super Middleweight<\/p>\n

Feb 05, 2022. Jesse Rodriguez vs. Carlos Cuadras \u2013 WBC Super Flyweight<\/p>\n

Apr 30, 2022. Shakur Stevenson vs. Oscar Valdez \u2013 WBC Super Featherweight<\/p>\n

Nov 26, 2022. Regis Prograis vs. Jose Zepeda \u2013 WBC Super Lightweight<\/p>\n

Jun 29, 2024. Jesse Rodriguez vs. Juan Francisco Estrada \u2013 WBC Super Flyweight<\/p>\n

Sep 13, 2025. Saul Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford \u2013 WBC Super Middleweight<\/p>\n

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WBC Super Featherweight Champions<\/p>\n

Name
\nChampionship Period<\/p>\n

1.- Gabriel Elorde (Philippines)
\n1963 \u2013 1967<\/p>\n

2.- Yoshiaki Numata (Japan)
\n1967<\/p>\n

3.- Hiroshi Kobayashi (Japan)
\n1967 \u2013 1968<\/p>\n

4.- Rene Barrientos (Philippines)
\n1969 \u2013 1970<\/p>\n

5.- Yoshiaki Numata (Japan)*
\n1970 \u2013 1971<\/p>\n

6.- Ricardo Arredondo (Mexico)
\n1971 \u2013 1974<\/p>\n

7.- Kuniaki Shibata (Japan)
\n1974 \u2013 1975<\/p>\n

8.- Alfredo Escalera (P.Rico)
\n1975 \u2013 1978<\/p>\n

9.- Alexis Arg\u00fcello (Nicaragua)
\n1978 -1980<\/p>\n

10.- Rafael Lim\u00f3n (Mexico)
\n1980 \u2013 1981<\/p>\n

11.- Cornelius Boza Edwards (Uganda)
\n1981<\/p>\n

12.- Rolando Navarrete (Philippines)
\n1981 \u2013 1982<\/p>\n

13.- Rafael Lim\u00f3n (Mexico)*
\n1982<\/p>\n

14.- Bobby Chacon (USA)
\n1982 \u2013 1983<\/p>\n

15.- Hector Camacho (P. Rico)
\n1983<\/p>\n

16.- Julio Cesar Chavez (Mexico)
\n1984 \u2013 1987<\/p>\n

17.- Azumah Nelson (Ghana)
\n1988 \u2013 1994<\/p>\n

18.- James Leija (USA)
\n1994<\/p>\n

19.- Gabriel Ruelas (Mexico)
\n1994 \u2013 1995<\/p>\n

20.- Azumah Nelson (Ghana)*
\n1995 \u2013 1997<\/p>\n

21.- Genaro Herjandez (USA)
\n1997 \u2013 1998<\/p>\n

22.- Floyd Mayweather (USA)
\n1998 \u2013 2001<\/p>\n

23.- Sirimongkol Singmanassuk (Thailand)
\n2002 \u2013 2003<\/p>\n

24.- Jesus Chavez (Mexico)
\n2003 \u2013 2004<\/p>\n

25.- Erik Morales (Mexico)
\n2004<\/p>\n

26.- Marco A. Barrera (Mexico)
\n2004 \u2013 2007<\/p>\n

27.- Juan Manuel Marquez (Mexico)
\n2007 \u2013 2008<\/p>\n

28.- Manny Pacquiao (Philippines)
\n2008<\/p>\n

29.- Humberto Soto (Mexico)
\n2008 \u2013 2009<\/p>\n

30.- Humberto Mauro Gutierrez (Mexico) Interim
\n2009<\/p>\n

31.- Vitaliy Tajbert (Germany)
\n2009 \u2013 2010<\/p>\n

33.- Gamaliel Diaz (Mexico)
\n2012 \u2013 2013<\/p>\n

34.- Takashi Miura (Japan)
\n2013 \u2013 2015<\/p>\n

35.- Francisco Vargas (Mexico)
\n2015 \u2013 2017<\/p>\n

36.- Migue Berchelt (Mexico)
\n2017 \u2013 2021<\/p>\n

37.- Oscar Valdez (Mexico)
\n2021 \u2013 2022<\/p>\n

38.- Shakur Stevenson (USA)
\n2022<\/p>\n

39.- O\u00b4Shaquie Foster (USA)
\n2023 \u2013 2024<\/p>\n

40.- Robson Conceicao (Brazil)
\n2024<\/p>\n

41.- O\u00b4Shaquie Foster (USA)*
\n2024 \u2013<\/p>\n

42.- Ryan Garner (UK) Interim
\n2026<\/p>\n

* Regained<\/p>\n

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\nIce Water Foster and Vaquero Navarrete Champing at the bit<\/p>\n

By James Blears<\/p>\n

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When two Champions fight, it`s a monumental clash of willpower, heart and destiny, where Sheer Greatness meets its ultimate test.<\/p>\n

And so it comes to pass, that WBC super-featherweight Champion O`Shaquie \u2018\u2019Ice Water\u2019\u2019 running through his veins, fights WBO and IBF Champion Emanuel \u2018\u2019Vaquero\u2019\u2019 Navarette, on Saturday October 24th at Frost Bank Center, San Antonio, Texas. Emanuel is a three- division champion, at super-bantamweight, featherweight and super-featherweight. He almost, but not quite won the lightweight crown. While O`Shaquie is a two-times World Boxing Council super-featherweight champion.<\/p>\n

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Neither is given to trash or rash talk. But there have been exchanges of pertinent well directed words, which give some indications of intense intentions, with appropriate actions matching those sentences to follow. Emanuel stresses it takes two to make a fight and hopes the best vs the best can be decided in a fight containing plenty of exchanges. He would say this, because he`s a high volume, pressure fighter who thrives in the atmosphere of a firefight. O`Shaquie has countered by insisting he`s not going to run and will pick apart Emanuel.\u00a0 Respect from Emanuel who doffs his ten- gallon hat and acknowledges; \u2018\u2019O`Shaquie is a great champion. Very solid, very confident and it`ll be a great fight. However, he hasn`t fought someone like me. I`m going to pressure him from the start, and cut off the ring, with constant body punches to break down and break up his rhythm. We will see, as the fight progresses. I`m coming with all I`ve got. And I`m glad O`Shaquie has accepted this fight, because I want another world title.\u2019\u2019<\/p>\n

Utterly unfazed, underwhelmed or undaunted, O`Shaquie, who`s known for smilingly keeping his cool, evenly replies: \u2018\u2019This is the type of fight you dream about and I`m ready. I`m excited to be back in San Antonio in front of my fans. I`m looking forward to giving everyone a performance to remember. This is the biggest fight of my career. He`s going to feel my punching power, my speed and my ring IQ. No running.\u2019\u2019 The plan of course and over the course of this fight, is to give Emanuel a comprehensive boxing lesson, to deflect, parry and confound all of those unconventional angles and get straight to the point. \u00a0O`Shaquie isn`t an easy target, his defence is sound and he can dish it out too.\u00a0 His title defence against Eduardo \u2018\u2019Rocky\u2019\u2019 Hernandez in sun-kissed Cancun, proved this.\u00a0 Iron willpower, backed up with precise clout. Behind on the scorecards, O`Shaquie weathered the storm and came on strong in its late stages. Clock measured against the clock. Ferocious exchanges in round eleven, but Rocky looking dicey towards the bell. Begged by his corner, to stick and move, Rocky bravely but unwisely to decided to get stuck in and it cost him the Green and Gold belt.\u00a0 O`Shaquie, cool as a cucumber amidst all of the din, pounced in the final round dropping the valiant Mexican twice and pulling the TKO victory from the embers.<\/p>\n

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The fact O`Shaquie is fighting a man who is a triple division champion is a double- edged sword.\u00a0 Before he was a super-featherweight champion, Emanuel reigned as a super-bantamweight and a featherweight champion, almost winning a lightweight title. Emanuel has grown into his current and ideal weight category, whereas O`Shaquie is a natural at this poundage. \u00a0One has suffered misfortune, while the other has had a slice of luck.\u00a0 In his first fight with Robson Conceicao, O`Shaquie was clinical and technically superior, but Robson gave it everything he` got. You`ve got to love a trier and the Judges decided it was a SD victory for Robson.\u00a0 Shocked, O`Shaquie was more visible and tangible in the rematch and vowed to thereafter and hereafter blend technical skill with palpable desire.<\/p>\n

Emanuel`s stroke of luck came two fights ago, against the extremely tough and resourceful Charly Suarez.\u00a0 Emanuel was cut over the left eye in round six.\u00a0 In the heat of a close- range tussle, Referee Edward Collantes saw it as an accidental clash\/cosh of heads. Subsequent lengthy recorded analysis hindsight finally suggested it had been a left hook. A technical victory after eight, for Emanuel was changed to a NC. He made up for all of this in his most previous fight, defeating IBF champion Eduardo \u2018\u2019Sugar\u2019\u2019 Nunez, whose right eye had swollen shut and the Ring Doctor decided at the start of round eleven that it wouldn`t be either prudent or safe to continue.<\/p>\n

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O`Shaquie took on the accomplished two division champion Stephen Fulton who was coming up in weight, but then Cool Boy Steph, surprisingly weighed too much, so they fought for the WBC interim Belt, with O`Shaquie convincing winning via UD. A harder test against former WBA featherweight champion Raymond Ford, which O`Shaquie won by MD. If we glance at the record of Emanuel it reads: 40-2-1, 33 KO`s including that NC.\u00a0 O`Shaquie is 25-3, 12 KO`s.\u00a0 One is a notable puncher, the other is a boxer who can punch when the occasion demands and we`re fast approaching that crunch time.\u00a0 Emanuel turned pro way back in 2012, while O`Shaquie turned pro that very same year.<\/p>\n

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The big break for O`Shaquie came in defeating previously unbeaten Jon Fernanez for the WBC Silver title via UD and then two successful defences, until he took on lanky Absolute champion Rey Vargas, handily outboxing him. Emanuel`s first title involved defeating Isaac Dogboe via UD. In the rematch he upped the tempo and Isaac`s Father and Coach threw in the towel at the start of round twelve. He`s also twice defeated Oscar Valdez.\u00a0 Once by UD. The second time Emanuel knocked down Oscar in the first, fourth and fifth and a left to the liver one round later brought him a TKO victory.\u00a0 A majority draw against Robson Conceicao after knocking him down in the fourth and seventh. \u00a0Just before the second Oscar Valdez fight, Emanuel ambitiously fought Denys Berinchyk for the WBO lightweight title, losing a split decision and ending a twenty- four winning streak.\u00a0 He returned to his natural super-feather division.<\/p>\n

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The only opponent who has ever dropped Emanuel was Liam Wilson when they fought for the vacant WBO super-featherweight title. Liam canvassed Emanuel with a left hook in round four.\u00a0 Emanuel punished him in round nine and Referee Chris Flores stopped the fight. The most trouble O`Shaquie encountered was against Eduardo Hernandez. He overcame a rocky patch to prevail, just in the nick of time.<\/p>\n

For this fight, Emanuel Navarrete is going to set a blistering pace trying to land a high volume of punches to test the tempo. While O`Shaquie Foster will try to outbox him, accurately counter exploiting mistakes and pepper him with jabs. The question of whether he will stand and deliver or box at range will unfold. It`s going to be a clash of styles, a stern test of willpower and who adapts the most intelligently. \u00a0As Floyd Mayweather Jr has said: \u2018\u2019A true champion can adapt to anything.\u2019\u2019\u00a0 Grasping the moment with bold initiative is the very essence of a champion of champions. As Billie Jean King stressed, fortune favours the bold, involving tipping the balance of power\u2026 with the fateful words: \u2018\u2019A champion is afraid of losing. Everyone else is afraid of winning.\u2019\u2019<\/p>\n

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