Emanuel Navarrete and O’Shaquie Foster could unify three super featherweight titles on October 24th in San Antonio.
That is a fight being planned for the moment, not confirmed yet.
Solid scrap though if they make it, both in good form in the sport.
A look at clash of styles for a second in the boxers;
- Two of the division’s best finally could meet on October 24th in San Antonio
- Navarrete: relentless pressure, awkward angles, looping punches, and non-stop volume
- Foster: slick defense, precision timing, and sharp counterpunching
- Volume punching vs. surgical accuracy—chaos meets control
- Foster’s footwork and defense face their toughest test against Navarrete’s swarm
- Navarrete must be more selective to avoid walking into Foster’s counters
- Foster’s composure and two-way flow draw Bud Crawford comparisons
- Early rhythm battle: who dictates the pace sets the tone
- Winner emerges as the clear king of the 130-pound division
- Sets up a massive showdown for undisputed status next
Foster had been looking at a Shakur Stevenson fight also, that is a bit much for him maybe.
Navarrete maybe a more suitable fight in terms of his chances.
Entertaining clash of styles also instead of the boring ultra defensive Stevenson.
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