O'Shaquie Foster unifies super featherweight titles with unanimous decision over Emanuel Navarrete
Foster beat Navarrete by unanimous decision in San Antonio, unifying the WBC, WBO, IBF and Ring super featherweight titles and moving one step toward undisputed status.
Key points
- Foster won 115-111, 118-108, 118-108 to unify WBC, WBO, IBF and Ring titles
- Navarrete was dropped twice in the 12th round before the judges scored
- Foster’s record improved to 26-3 with 12 knockouts, extending a four‑fight win streak
- Navarrete entered with a 40-3-1 record, 33 knockouts, holding IBF and WBO titles
- Foster is now one title away from undisputed status, with WBA champion Anthony Cacace holding the remaining belt
O'Shaquie Foster Unifies Super Featherweight Titles
O'Shaquie Foster defeated Emanuel Navarrete by unanimous decision at the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Texas, on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026.
The judges scored the bout 115-111, 118-108 and 118-108, all in favor of Foster.
Foster dropped Navarrete twice in the 12th round before the fight went to the judges' scorecards.
With the win, Foster unified the WBC, WBO and IBF super featherweight world championships and also claimed the Ring Magazine title.
Navarrete entered the fight with a record of 40-3-1, including 33 knockouts, and held the IBF and WBO titles.
Foster improved his record to 26-3 with 12 knockouts, extending his win streak to four consecutive victories.
"It was a great performance. I finished strong, and I put him down twice in the end. A lot of people were saying that I didn't have power and that I wouldn't be able to keep him off me. But I showed that I am a complete fighter. I want to become undisputed. That's my dream. I want to make history, and all I need is one more [title]."
"In this sport, it's about styles. And his style was better than mine today. Congrats to him. I knew he was an exceptional and complete fighter. I knew what we were facing. Perhaps I could have pushed more, but I'm content with my performance."
The victory leaves Foster one title away from pursuing undisputed status at 130 pounds, with WBA champion Anthony Cacace holding the remaining belt.
Your questions, answered
What titles did O'Shaquie Foster unify in his fight against Emanuel Navarrete?
Foster unified the WBC, WBO, IBF super featherweight world championships and claimed the Ring Magazine title.
How did the fight between Foster and Navarrete end?
The bout went to the judges' scorecards after Foster dropped Navarrete twice in the 12th round; Foster won by unanimous decision.
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