Emanuel Navarrete VS O'Shaquie Foster 3 Belt Unification Oct 24 Sn Antonio,Texas

[aioc]

Finally, two of the best fighters in the Super Featherweight division will clash to unite all three titles: “Vaquero” Navarrete, who held the Junior Featherweight title. The featherweight, now Super Featherweight, will go on his toughest challenge against the stylist and dangerous WBC Champion O'Shaquie Foster.

Both fighters promised an action-packed, toe-to-toe match. I have seen both fighters fight, and they don't hold back, especially Navarrete, who has thrown the most punches in a match and is known as a volume fighter.

Navarrete has always been my favorite because of his work rate, so I have him winning my decision, but I don't count O'Shaquie Foster out because of his ring generalship and counterpunching skill; it's two fighters with contrasting styles.

Navarrete threw a staggering 1,047 punches over the 12-round fight according to CompuBox statistics. during his title defense against Joet Gonzalez on October 16, 2021

The three-belt unification showdown between WBO/IBF junior lightweight champion Emanuel Navarrete and WBC king O’Shaquie Foster was officially announced today at a press conference.

Navarrete, 40-2-1 (33 KOs), and Foster, 25-3 (12 KOs), will meet in the 12-round main event, presented by Top Rank and live on DAZN (8 pm ET/5 pm PT), on Saturday, October 24, from Frost Bank Center in San Antonio.

Emanuel Navarrete-O’Shaquie Foster unification showdown officially announced

[coin-investor]

I don't think Foster can keep up with Navarrete's volume punching; this guy can throw out 1000 punches in a fight, he's throwing everything but the kitchen sink. I've seen him fight Dogboe, one of the toughest boxers in the featherweight division, and he just ate his punches and beat him decisively in their two fights.

O'Shaquie Foster is a good boxer, but not enough to counter Navarette's volume punches. Navarette will either submit O'Shaquie Foster or win by decision.

[freedomgo]

Navarrete is already proven, there were times in his career when he got knocked down but was still able to get back up and win the fight. That’s the type of boxer I can trust because he already knows how to deal with difficult situations inside the ring.

He may not be undefeated, but with around 40 fights already, that experience matters a lot, so I would not hesitate to back him.

What surprised me though is that Navarrete is actually the underdog at around +158, so for me that looks like an opportunity.

You can check the odds here   (https://www.oddschecker.com/boxing/fights/emanuel-navarrete-v-oshaquie-foster/winner).

[YOSHIE]

Emanuel Navarrete VS O'Shaquie Foster 3 Belt Unification Oct 24 Sn Antonio,Texas

If you ask about boxing between Navarrete vs. Foster, this is a good fight especially for boxing fans and if you are talking about a win I am optimistic that Navarrete will win it.

I don't look at either of them in terms of their records during their time in the ring, but I look at them in terms of the fights they have had during their careers in the world of boxing, both of them have won championships.

I believe both Navarrete vs. Foster, each has an obligation to defend the championship belt.

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

I will have to go with Foster here, yes Navarette throws a lot, but the problem is that he might not Foster as the latter has a good defense and also has a good chin. Navarette has been down before, although he was able to get up and turn the tide, he hasn't face a boxer with Foster's power.

Navarette has shown problems making the 130 lbs, and I thought he will be moving up in weight already. But perhaps he want to stay to have a fight with Foster to unify the 3 belts. He should have rematch the Filipino Charly Suarez first as we all know that it was controversial as Suarez. The fight was overruled and turn into NC. So instead of a immediate rematch, it was delay by the camp of Navarette.

[Myleschetty]

I don't think Foster can keep up with Navarrete's volume punching; this guy can throw out 1000 punches in a fight, he's throwing everything but the kitchen sink. I've seen him fight Dogboe, one of the toughest boxers in the featherweight division, and he just ate his punches and beat him decisively in their two fights.

O'Shaquie Foster is a good boxer, but not enough to counter Navarette's volume punches. Navarette will either submit O'Shaquie Foster or win by decision.

As you mentioned, Foster will find the fight awkward due to Navarrete's unusual punching volume, which may also put him under physical pressure and cause him to make a mistake. However, we should also consider that Foster is a more dangerous opponent for Navarrete because he can be unpredictable in his stylish fight, which could render all Navarrete punches useless.
One thing I notice about this fight is that Foster would lose if he didn't use the first to five rounds.
I think I will go for Foster, because a correct punch is better than 10 wasted punches.

[FinneysTrueVision]

This is going to be a real clash of styles. Navarrete likes to mix it up and throw a lot of punches, while Foster is more defensive and tactical. Foster does not have much power and is used to going the distance. He is no stranger to close decisions and this won’t be any different in my opinion. Foster will make Navarrete miss a lot, but Navarrete will make up for it with volume. In the end, I think the power of Navarrete will give him an edge with the judges.

[X-ray]

Both are great fighters and this is 50:50 type of fight. The odds obviously underrated Navarette, which i think he can prove it wrong.

As long as Navarrete can fully discipline to press Foster, he can have chance to win, though he may hittable when he also throws so many punches to the Foster.

I must be honest Navarette's style of fight is so fancy to watch, but i still think Foster is also a tough boxer to beat. Navarette has to give relentless pressure in whole round to win this.

If he's not doing it, Foster will be played him like when he lost to the Berinchyk.

[cryptoaddictchie]

I don't think Foster can keep up with Navarrete's volume punching; this guy can throw out 1000 punches in a fight, he's throwing everything but the kitchen sink. I've seen him fight Dogboe, one of the toughest boxers in the featherweight division, and he just ate his punches and beat him decisively in their two fights.

I agree, with this match up I think Navarrete has the advantage. Not only hos younger with his opponent but his record says it all. Im not sure if this is a 50/50 match up but if you are a boxing fan you clearly see who has advantage and the upperhand of the match.

He may not be undefeated, but with around 40 fights already, that experience matters a lot, so I would not hesitate to back him.

A lot of matches means he already experienced different boxer and learn from those.

Suprisingly that Naverrete is the underdog in this match up considering the stats. My money is on the mexican on this bout!

[freedomgo]

Suprisingly that Naverrete is the underdog in this match up considering the stats. My money is on the mexican on this bout!

This is really something we have to evaluate carefully because I’ve seen this kind of line before, where we question why the supposed favorite is listed as the underdog, and many times the bookies end up being right. So if you really believe Navarrete is going to win this fight, I’d still suggest not being too confident and putting a huge amount on it. That +158 looks tempting, but sometimes those kinds of odds can be a trap.

[free-bit.co.in]

Navarrete threw a staggering 1,047 punches over the 12-round fight according to CompuBox statistics. during his title defense against Joet Gonzalez on October 16, 2021

Match highlights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tOAcmCVQvg

As far as I know, Navarrete threw 979 punche against Joet Gonzalez, its not 1047. Of these 406 were jabs and 272 landed. So figure of 1047 you mentioned likely came from incorrect source.

Anyway, if Navarrete can back Foster up to the ropes & work the body then  his insane volume could be huge factor.

But if Foster can maintain distance and land clean counter then simply throwing more punch may not be enough, imo.

[coin-investor]

He may not be undefeated, but with around 40 fights already, that experience matters a lot, so I would not hesitate to back him.

A lot of matches means he already experienced different boxer and learn from those.

Suprisingly that Naverrete is the underdog in this match up considering the stats. My money is on the mexican on this bout!

Navarrete suffered his first loss in 2012, a few months after he turned pro, and his second loss against Berinchyk. It was a very close fight; I thought Navarrete won. Navarrete is the kind of fighter who can learn from his losses, and I admire his work rate. Berinchyk could be a factor in why Navarrete is the underdog here.

I still believe Navarrete has what it takes to beat Foster; it's going to be an interesting, action-packed one. Every Navarrete match is action-packed, and Foster is also not the kind of fighter who will back down when there is a need to slug it out, looking forward for a slugfest here.

[freedomgo]

Navarrete suffered his first loss in 2012, a few months after he turned pro, and his second loss against Berinchyk. It was a very close fight; I thought Navarrete won. Navarrete is the kind of fighter who can learn from his losses, and I admire his work rate. Berinchyk could be a factor in why Navarrete is the underdog here.

I still believe Navarrete has what it takes to beat Foster; it's going to be an interesting, action-packed one. Every Navarrete match is action-packed, and Foster is also not the kind of fighter who will back down when there is a need to slug it out, looking forward for a slugfest here.

Something I can fully agree with, and not only that, he is also very durable. You can see him getting hit and looking wobbly at times, but he never really stops, he regains his strength and keeps fighting. That’s why I think he is worth risking money on, because even if he goes down or gets hurt, you can still expect him to get back up, continue fighting and find a way to win.

[Russlenat]

I still believe Navarrete has what it takes to beat Foster; it's going to be an interesting, action-packed one. Every Navarrete match is action-packed, and Foster is also not the kind of fighter who will back down when there is a need to slug it out, looking forward for a slugfest here.

Navarrete is not as quick as some other boxers, but he is very aggressive and will always look for the KO. My prediction here though is that this fight may go to the judges’ scorecards, since Foster is not really a heavy puncher, with only 12 KOs from 25 wins. So I think fans will still enjoy this one because every round could be action-packed. Foster’s last TKO win was back in 2023, so we already have an idea of what to expect from him.

[bisdak40]

Navarrete has always been my favorite because of his work rate, so I have him winning my decision, but I don't count O'Shaquie Foster out because of his ring generalship and counterpunching skill; it's two fighters with contrasting styles.

Emmanuel Navarrete should have given our very own Charlie Suarez a rematch but he opted out and will fight O'Shaquie Foster instead. This is another great matchup with Navarrete a known volume puncher while Foster though not heavy handed but he is hard to hit. I wondering why Navarrete is placed as the underdog here and i think he has a very high chance to upset Foster, all he needs to do is be aggressive and don't respect the power of Foster, that way he will overwhelm Foster and could get the knockout in the later rounds.

[robelneo]

I wondering why Navarrete is placed as the underdog here and i think he has a very high chance to upset Foster, all he needs to do is be aggressive and don't respect the power of Foster, that way he will overwhelm Foster and could get the knockout in the later rounds.

Emmanuel is the underdog, maybe because of the Berincynk loss; Berincynk's style is very much similar to Foster's, and the oddsmaker did a comparison. Honestly, I don't agree that Emmanuel should be the underdog. I like his work rate and love watching him because of the action he brings to the ring; there are no boring seconds. It's like anything can happen at any second when you're watching Navarrete.

Right now, I have Navarrete as a favorite to win the match, but this could change when they meet at the weigh-in. I like to see the results of their training if either of them is struggling to make weight.

[coin-investor]

They just held their first press conference, and Top Rank is so happy to put these two fighters in the ring together. Do you agree that this is a fight-of-the-year candidate?

I can easily agree, both fighters are champions, and they have a style that excites fans because they bring a lot of action in the ring, especially Navarrete, as many experts always say, style makes fight and with fighters known to always move forward and throw everything, expect a lot of it.
Hopefully, both guys make their weight. I'm excited to see the weigh-in. I'm still rooting for Navarrete here.

Emanuel Navarrete vs O’Shaquie Foster | On The Ground

[Russlenat]

Emanuel Navarrete vs O’Shaquie Foster | On The Ground

Watch the video, and I like that there's no trash talking, both boxers respect each other. With this kind of attitude, we can expect a great fight here.

Though Foster is the favorite, I think this one is still unpredictable. Navarrete is the kind of boxer who refuses to go down even when he gets hit hard, this could be an epic 12-round fight.

[aioc]

Only two weeks before this 3-belt unification bout, and here is the result of the poll. Many of us here are good at analyzing boxers' performances, and I believe that although there were 5 votes, they reflect the overall analysis of both fighters.

I vote for Navarrete because I have followed his career since his bouts with Dogboe, who was considered by many back then to be unbeatable, a match in which Navarrete had to dig deep to beat the hard-punching Dogboe.

Emanuel Navarrete by decision   - 3 (60%)
Emanuel Navarrete by KO   - 1 (20%)
O'Shaquie Foster by decision   - 0 (0%)
O'Shaquie Foster by KO   - 1 (20%)
Draw   - 0 (0%)
Total Voters: 5

[EluguHcman]

I am actually not a boxing bet fan but I enjoys watching the games once a while.
I have also been enjoying to read the related discussions here and it has also been giving me this worries with how you boxing bettors has always talk with confidence of which fighter that will win in their match.

This is going to be a real clash of styles. Navarrete likes to mix it up and throw a lot of punches, while Foster is more defensive and tactical. Foster does not have much power and is used to going the distance. He is no stranger to close decisions and this won’t be any different in my opinion. Foster will make Navarrete miss a lot, but Navarrete will make up for it with volume. In the end, I think the power of Navarrete will give him an edge with the judges.

I understand that there are several factors which includes boldness to withstand an openent without being influenced or intimidated, tactics, stamina and the volume of punches and attacks amongst the contenders.

In this fight, if the tactics of Forster is just going to be about him dodging the Navarrete punches without point counts, then I will see the reason why Navarreten is going to have an advantage to win the match if the rounds ends leaving judges to determine outcomes and the winner through points.