O'Shaquie Foster and Emanuel Navarrete face off for titles on Saturday
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 22, 2026, 10:27 PM
Last updated Oct 22, 2026

O'Shaquie Foster and Emanuel Navarrete will meet in a title fight at San Antonio's Frost Bank Center on Saturday, Oct. 24. Foster, the World Boxing Council champion, has two successful title defenses, while Navarrete holds the World Boxing Organization and International Boxing Federation titles. Both fighters expect to clash in contrasting styles, with Foster emphasizing his technical ability and Navarrete calling for an exciting fight. Foster aims to secure additional belts and keep an eye on potential future matchups after this bout.
- •Foster is 25-3 with 12 KOs; Navarrete is 40-2-1 with 33 KOs.
- •Fight scheduled for 7 p.m. on October 24 at Frost Bank Center.
- •Foster promises more than just jabs in his strategy.
- •Navarrete seeks a more engaging fight rather than a technical bout.
- •Tickets for the event range from $68 to $500.
- 10:27 PMYahoo Sports — Houston's O'Shaquie Foster promises Emanuel Navarrete will feel more than his jab in title fight
"Mexico's Emanuel Navarrete wants Saturday's title fight in San Antonio to turn into a war. Houston's O'Shaquie Foster, who grew up in Orange, vows to dominate and grab two more belts.
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