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Foster Captures WBO, IBF Super Featherweight Titles in San Antonio

Editorial illustration of championship belts on a red-draped stone platform beside an arena.
Editorial illustration.

O’Shaquie Foster won the WBO and IBF super featherweight titles in addition to his WBC championship in a fight against Emanuel Navarrete in San Antonio. The victory moved Foster from No. 21 to No. 9 in the pound-for-pound Top 50. Navarrete fell from No. 10 to No. 22 in the same ranking.

Navarrete lost by unanimous decision and was dropped twice in the final round. Foster now holds the WBC, WBO and IBF super featherweight titles.

Naoya Inoue remains at No. 1 and Shakur Stevenson remains at No. 2 in the pound-for-pound Top 50. Oleksandr Usyk remains at No. 7 in the pound-for-pound Top 50.

Oscar Collazo climbed two places to No. 14 in the pound-for-pound Top 50.

Artur Beterbiev dropped five positions to No. 17 in the pound-for-pound Top 50 due to inactivity.

Sergio Mendoza entered the pound-for-pound Top 50 at No. 32 as the unified WBC and WBA flyweight champion. Ricardo Sandoval fell 24 places from No. 20 to No. 44 after losing his WBC and WBA flyweight titles to Mendoza. Marlon Tapales dropped out of the pound-for-pound Top 50 altogether.

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