Emanuel Navarrete vs O'Shaquie Foster for the WBC, WBO and IBF unified super featherweight titles headlines Saturday's fight card in San Antonio. (Jonathan Castro, Yahoo Sports) Alan Dawson Uncrowned Updated Sat, October 24, 2026 at 10:47 PM UTC About Our Ads Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Uncrowned has Emanuel Navarrete vs. O'Shaquie Foster live results, round-by-round updates, highlights, ring walks and start time for the Navarrete vs. Foster fight card on Saturday night at Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Texas. Three world titles are on the line as WBO and IBF super featherweight champion Emanuel Navarrete faces WBC champion O'Shaquie Foster in a highly anticipated 12-round unification showdown.
Navarrete (40-2-1, 33 KOs) enters Saturday's main event as a three-division world champion who added the IBF super featherweight title to his collection with a dominant victory over Eduardo Nuñez in February . Navarrete, 31, has won three of his past four fights, with his lone blemish during that stretch coming in a controversial no-contest against Charly Suarez in May 2025.
Foster (25-3, 12 KOs) rides a three-fight win streak of his own since reclaiming his WBC super featherweight title from Robson Conceição in late 2024. The 33-year-old Texas native followed that victory with a unanimous decision over Stephen Fulton this past December and a majority decision over Raymond Ford in May.
The Navarrete vs. Foster preliminary card begins at 5:30 p.m. ET and will be streamed live here on Uncrowned.
The main card begins at 8 p.m. ET and streams live on DAZN, with main event ring walks expected at approximately 10 p.m. ET.
Follow along with Navarrete vs. Foster live results, round-by-round updates, highlights and official results from Saturday's boxing card in San Antonio.
Unified super featherweight championship: Emanuel Navarrete (WBO/IBF) vs. O'Shaquie Foster (WBC)
Featherweight: Edward Vazquez vs. Albert Gonzalez
Super lightweight: Tarik Zaina vs. Frank Martin
Bantamweight: Emanuel Moreno vs. Steven Navarro
Lightweight: Deric Davis vs. Joaquin Silva Faccio
Lightweight: Sammy Contreras vs. Oscar Pedroza Padilla
Super bantamweight: Daniel Cortez III vs. Joshua Montoya
Super welterweight: Joseph Almajdi vs. Miqal Dolphus
Oh! Almajdi in the sixth! He looks to close the show. Dolphus is on wobbly legs, firing back! But Almajdi is hitting him with flurries. He won't give up, he's pushing for the finish! Another heavy hit! Dolphus holds on! That came alive in the sixth! Almajdi, I think, would have gotten the stoppage had it gone on for eight or 10 rounds — but whether he'd have the gas tank over that distance remains to be seen. Interesting fighter.
Almajdi only increased the output, power, and terror on Dolphus, targeting his body relentlessly with a four-punch combo on the belt-line. He worked his way back to the top and cronked his opponent with a big left hook.
Almajdi scored one of the highlight punches of the fight in the fourth, when he caught Dolphus with a left hook to the jaw. Oof. Almajdi starting to beat Dolphus up.
Dolphus tries to close the distance and negate Almajdi's work with one-two combinations. The speed, and power differential, though, seems to favor Almajdi. Dolphus misses with some of his lead shots, which is perhaps down to Almajdi's footwork — something that has benefited both his defense and his attack.
Almajdi, wearing animal print shorts, instantly gets an opening round 10 on my card because of his attire alone. Reminds me of my guy Prince Naseem Hamed. In the opening three minutes, he has hand speed, for sure. Decent jab. He's active with it, too.
Joseph Almajdi and Miqal Dolphus are in the ring ready to fight their super welterweight prelim — the very first fight on this eight-bout card.
The sport of boxing has seemed to have been put on ice for much of the year. Yes, we've seen Ryan Garcia. We've seen David Benavidez. But the dominant talking points are seemingly exclusive to promotional beef between Dana White and Eddie Hearn, how Zuffa Boxing promised so much but are delivering so little, and how there seems to be very few big bouts going on right now.
Well, O'Shaquie Fostger vs Emanuel Navarrete is a VERY welcome change in gears.
Following the end of its long-running ESPN relationship, Top Rank's move onto DAZN is a significant development in boxing's broadcasting landscape.
So, this is a chance to re-establish momentum and visibility after an uncertain period without its traditional American broadcast home. Navarrete-Foster is precisely the kind of high-quality, competitive championship fight on which Top Rank built its reputation, and can continue to do so on DAZN.
For the division, the winner becomes the clear leading fighter at 130 pounds, potentially setting up an undisputed showdown with Anthony Cacace.
For boxing, DAZN further consolidates its position as a central platform for major boxing promotions, considering it has Matchroom, Golden Boy, Top Rank, and Premier Boxing Champions under one roof. The opportunity is to make elite matchups more accessible to an established boxing audience, although the growing concentration of the sport on one subscription platform raises its own commercial questions.
The bigger talking point is this — this is an important test of whether Top Rank can thrive in boxing's new streaming landscape without ESPN.
There is something encouraging about launching this phase with a genuine three-belt unification between two outstanding fighters rather than a manufactured attraction.
A successful event would not settle Top Rank's long-term broadcasting future, but it DOES provide a compelling reminder of what the promotional company still does exceptionally well.
It's been an eclectic weekend for combat sports, from Real American Freestyle last night, UFC 333 in Abu Dhabi earlier today, and a fight involving Emanuel Navarrete (WBO/IBF) and O'Shaquie Foster (WBC) for the unified super featherweight championship.
We're here to cover every punch, every round, from the prelims to the main event but, for me, this is a significant show for the present health of the promoter involved, Top Rank, and the sport as a whole.
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