O’Shaquie Foster: record, next fight and profile →
WBC super featherweight champion O'Shaquie Foster discusses why he believes he's being overlooked in the pound-for-pound rankings, calls for a fight with Shakur Stevenson, addresses Ryan Garner, and opens up on life outside boxing, fame, money and his long-term plans after retirement.
Among those rooting on Texas’ O’Shaquie Foster in his Saturday night WBC super-featherweight title defense in Houston is a former foe: two-division champion Oscar Valdez.
Among the most interested observers of Saturday's Emanuel Navarrete-Eduardo Nunez junior lightweight unification bout will be 130lbs titlist O’Shaquie Foster.
O’Shaquie Foster wants a fight with Shakur Stevenson – and if Foster has his way, the two Houston-based fighters won’t have to go far to find each other.
WBC officials have revealed that Houston’s Foster has elected to retain his WBC 130lbs title, despite having just claimed the sanctioning body’s interim lightweight belt less than a week ago.
BoxingScene will provide continued live updates of Lamont Roach Jnr-Isaac Cruz and the three other PBC pay-per-view bouts Saturday from San Antonio.
Stephen Fulton has O’Shaquie Foster’s undivided attention, though the latter can’t help but think about where a win this weekend will take him in the year ahead.
Respect and legacy are the competing motivations for fellow titleholders O’Shaquie Foster and Stephen Fulton as they head to their October 25 junior lightweight title fight.
A junior lightweight title bout between Stephen Fulton and O’Shaquie Foster will be the co-main event October 25 at MGM Grand in Las Vegas, a source confirmed to BoxingScene.
O’Shaquie Foster vs. Stephen Fulton set for August 16; BoxingScene Today offers expert analysis, predictions, and stakes for this elite champions’ showdown.