A look at the Foster amateur and professional boxing record ahead of his title fight with Ray ‘Savage’ Ford.
Foster is the champion this weekend and comes into the fight with Ford in strong form.
But Ford is up for this one as well.
For those new to boxing or those not familiar with world super-featherweight champion O’Shaquie Foster, here’s more on him:
- Foster turned pro in 2012 after decorated amateur career with over 100 fights.
- Pro record is 24-3 with 12 knockouts heading into the fight.
- Amateur success includes strong national and international performances.
- Pro wins include capturing super featherweight title bouts.
- Recent pro highlights feature wins over Stephen Fulton and Robson Conceicao.
- Experienced in 12-round fights with high round count exceeding 180 pro rounds.
- Orthodox stance, stands around 5’8.5″ with solid reach.
- Overcame early career setbacks to build winning streaks.
- Veteran with title defenses and tough opposition experience.
- Strong resume mixing decisions and stoppages at elite level.
Overall, he’s beaten the likes of Stephen Fulton and other solid fighters as well like Robson Conceicao (twice) and as well Rey Vargas and Miguel Roman.
So he possibly has fought in better class than Ray Ford but Ford is up for this fight and cannot be written off this weekend.
Here is a look at the boxing record of Ray Ford ahead of the fight this weekend as well for balance.
