O'Shaquie Foster drops Emanuel Navarrete twice to unify three world titles in Texas: 'Undisputed. That's my dream'

O'Shaquie Foster dropped Mexican star Emanuel Navarrete twice in the last round to win a clear unanimous decision; Foster unified the WBC, WBO and IBF super-featherweight world championships; the gifted American has now set his sights on becoming the undisputed champion

Image: O'Shaquie Foster needs one more world title to become an undisputed champion.

O'Shaquie Foster unified the WBC, WBO and IBF super-featherweight world titles with a decisive unanimous decision win over Emanuel Navarrete at Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Texas.

Navarrete was relentless, as he always is, but he could scarcely land punches cleanly on Foster, who mixed in footwork and counters to keep the Mexican at bay.

As the rounds progressed, Foster grew more confident and began standing his ground to trade. By the championship rounds, Foster's corner was asking him to end the show.

The 33-year-old native of Orange, Texas, scored two knockdowns in the 12th, but Navarrete survived.

Image: O'Shaquie Foster overcame Emanuel Navarrete by unanimous decision.

Foster won with scores of 118-108 twice and 115-111.

Foster said, "It was a great performance. I finished strong, and I put him down twice in the end.

"A lot of people were saying that I didn't have power and that I wouldn't be able to keep him off me. But I showed that I am a complete fighter.

"I want to become undisputed. That's my dream. I want to make history, and all I need is one more [title]."

Navarrete said: "In this sport, it's about styles. And his style was better than mine today. Congrats to him. I knew he was an exceptional and complete fighter. I knew what we were facing.

"Perhaps I could have pushed more, but I'm content with my performance."