
O’Shaquie Foster: record, next fight and profile →


Shakur Stevenson and Artem Harutyunyan weighed-in without incident ahed of their WBC lightweight title fight in Newark tomorrow.

Bobby Benton, trainer of WBC junior lightweight titleholder O’Shaquie Foster, believes that his fighter consistently brings out the best in his opponents.

O'Shaquie Foster has been playing with fire during his junior lightweight title reign, needing final-round heroics in his last two fights to keep his WBC crown.

The eight-round bout featuring lightweight star Abdullah Mason against Puerto Rican veteran Luis Lebron at Newark’s Prudential Center on Saturday (July 6) has been elevated to the ESPN main card, which is headlined by Shakur Stevenson’s WBC lightweight title defense against Artem Harutyunyan.

With Joe Cordina’s recent loss, junior lightweight titleholder O’Shaquie Foster now believes there is a path for him to become undisputed champion. But first comes Saturday's title defense against Robson Conceicao.

Now that Lamont Roach Jr. has made the first defense of his WBA world title – with a technical knockout victory Friday over Feargal McCrory – he is looking forward to the opportunity to take on his fellow titleholders.

WBC junior lightweight titleholder O'Shaquie Foster recently spoke to BoxingScene about his July 6 fight against Robson Conceicao, his journey from street life to boxing titleholder and his aspirations for the future.

Veteran cutman Aaron Navarro has been with O’Shaquie Foster for a long time and he has seen Foster grow into a champion, in and out of the ring.

Junior lightweight Eduardo “Rocky” Hernandez took some time to ramp up to top speed Saturday in Aguascalientes, Mexico, but his work rate ultimately brought Daniel Lugo to a full stop.