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IBF/WBC/WBO Lightweight Unification Showdown
An interesting “Showdown” is set to go down on Saturday October 24, 2026, at Frost Bank Center in San Antonio when Three-Division World Champion and current IBF/WBO Lightweight Champion Emanuel “Vaquero” Navarrete (40-2-1, 33 Kos) will attempt to unify the Division with WBC Lightweight Champion O’Shaquie “Ice Water” Foster (25-3, 12 Kos).
Both Champions have been looking exceptionally great per their last outing, producing some very good work inside that squared circle. That being said, this upcoming challenge will definitely raise the bar for both Warriors to bring out the best version of themselves considering what is at stake on the night.
This is what these combatants work hard for. Holding all the jewels and securing the No. 1 Spot in the Division. This is motivation within itself. I’m expecting a well-conditioned and disciplined assassin in Navarrete, to show up on fight night and give the cool, collected and well-schooled boxer, in Foster, a serious test of will power.
We all know too well what Navarrete brings inside that squared circle. His unorthodox style and punch output have proven to be a real problem for the opposition but I’m curious to see what “game plan” the “Ice Water” Foster, will drum up to prevent Navarrete from snatching that WBC Championship Belt from his grasp.
Skill for skill, these two combatants will make this bout quite intriguing, so tune in Saturday night October 24, 2026, live on DAZN at Frost Bank Center in San Antonio and see who will reign supreme.
Blaze
Vacant IBF Heavyweight Championship
Yesterday’s Queensberry Promotions/DAZN Main Event between undefeated Heavyweight Moses Itauma (14-1, 12 Kos) and Filip Hrgovic (21-1, 16 Kos) turned out to be a show stopper when these two big warriors collided at the O2 Arena in London, England.
From the first bell, the young hungry lion Itauma, came out the gate in his usual aggressive and destructive manner landing some heavy punches while controlling the first few rounds with ease. Itauma’s power was quite visible as he managed to drop Hrgovic early in the second round but Hrgovic did not fold.
It was very interesting to see Itauma having to deal with some resistance. Although Itauma was putting a beating on Hrgovic, the older lion refused to crumble at Itauma’s hands. Hrgovic stood his ground and relied on his sturdy chin, durability and experience to weather the storm coming at him by way of Itauma’s aggressive approach. By doing so, visible fatigue started to creep up on Itauma whose punch output dwindled after the first 4 rounds.
With Itauma starting to lose form and discipline inside that squared circle, Hrgovic continued to stand his ground and survive the rounds while patiently waiting for his opportunity. By the eighth, Itauma had completely abandoned his boxing and was only looking to slug it out hoping to get the knockout to end this bout, but Hrgovic responded well and dished out just as much as he was taking in.
Hrgovic sensed the inevitable going into the ninth round and proceeded to go for the kill and pressed the exhausted bully with some good shots that had Itauma staggering with only the ropes holding him up for dear life with absolutely nothing left in the tank to protect himself. This prompted Itauma’s corner to throw in the towel to protect their fighter and stop the fight.
Many had counted “EL Animal” the older lion, to be another victim at Itauma’s hands but greatly underestimated the experience that Hrgovic possesses. Hrgovic silenced all the naysayers on enemy lines and prevailed to capture the vacant IBF Championship Title, crowning him the New IBF Heavyweight Champion of the World and the first to do so from Croatia.
Congratulations Filip Hrgovic, you’ve earned this one the right way.
Blaze
WBA/WBC/WBO Super Welterweight Unification Showdown
Yesterday’s MVP Promotions/Sky Sports/ESPN + Main Event between WBA/WBC Super Welterweight Champion Mikaela Mayer (22-3, 5 Kos) and WBO Super Welterweight Champion Chantelle Cameron (23-1, 8 Kos) did not disappoint as the two warriors brought the “HEAT” to the bp Pulse LIVE in Birmingham, England.
Both ladies went to work right from the jump, exchanging leather for leather and landing heavy shots on one another from all angles, round by round. The pace these two combatants were moving at definitely benefited the two minutes per rounds.
The animosity was on full display by the way they battled inside that squared circle with neither combatant refusing to bow down to the other. It was nonstop action coming from both sides where both combatants had their moments and definitely kept the fans in attendance entertained but was hard to call as the rounds progressed.
After 10 full rounds of electrifying action, the Judges at hand scored it 97-93, 97-93, and 96-94 for Chantelle Cameron.
It was a very compelling bout where I could see either combatant could have walked away the winner but on this night, it just so happened to be Chantelle Cameron the new Unified WBA/WBC/WBO Super Welterweight Champion of the World.
A rematch if definitely warranted but until then, congratulations Chantelle on another great victory and accomplishment.
Blaze