Tim Bradley is picking O’Shaquie Foster to defeat Emanuel Navarrete, but the call comes attached to an urgent reality check. Foster cannot spend thirty-six minutes waiting around for an immaculate counterpunch. Navarrete throws volume in bundles, keeps men moving in reverse, and steals rounds from guys who are content to admire their own defense.
The two meet October 24 in San Antonio with three super featherweight titles on the line.
Navarrete brings an unorthodox, lunging assault that presents a massive trap. He leaps into wide hooks, throws uppercuts from his knees, and squares his stance right in the line of fire. Foster owns the han
