O'Shaquie Foster unified the WBC, IBF and WBO super featherweight titles by beating Emanuel Navarrete, while Dalton Smith kept his WBC super lightweight belt with a split decision over Alberto Puello. Those were the headline outcomes from Saturday, 24 October 2026, in San Antonio and Sheffield.
This weekend boxing results roundup covers those two world-title fights and selected undercard bouts from the 24–25 October weekend. All fights listed below took place on Saturday in the host city's local time.
Boxing results at a glance: 24 October 2026
| Fight | Winner and result | Division |
|---|---|---|
| Emanuel Navarrete vs O'Shaquie Foster | Foster, unanimous decision after 12 rounds | Super featherweight |
| Dalton Smith vs Alberto Puello | Smith, split decision after 12 rounds | Super lightweight |
| Albert Gonzalez vs Edward Vazquez | Gonzalez, KO in round 2 | Featherweight |
| Frank Martin vs Tarik Zaina | Martin, TKO in round 7 | Super lightweight |
| Giorgio Visioli vs Maxi Hughes | Visioli, majority decision after 10 rounds | Lightweight |
| Leo Atang vs Jonathan Vergara | Atang, stoppage in round 1 | Heavyweight |
| Shannon Ryan vs Emma Dolan | Ryan, stoppage in round 1 | Women's super flyweight |
San Antonio results are confirmed in Top Rank's event report. Sheffield results are covered in Sky Sports' main-event report and Pro Boxing Fans' card report.
Navarrete vs Foster result: three belts for Foster
Foster won by scores of 118-108, 118-108 and 115-111 at Frost Bank Center in San Antonio. He entered with the WBC belt and took Navarrete's IBF and WBO championships, bringing three major titles together at 130 pounds.
His counterpunching and movement made Navarrete work to find openings. The finish underlined the difference between them on the night: Foster put Navarrete down twice in the 12th round, although the Mexican made it to the final bell. The Ring's post-fight coverage also confirms that Foster won its junior lightweight championship.
That leaves Foster as a unified champion with the WBA belt still outside his collection. A four-belt undisputed championship would require that remaining sanctioning-body title. The Ring championship is a separate editorial distinction.
Explore the super featherweight title history for the championship timeline, alongside the Foster and Navarrete profiles.
Smith vs Puello result: a narrow first defence
Smith retained his WBC title at Utilita Arena in Sheffield. Two judges scored the fight 115-113 for Smith, while the third had it 116-112 for Puello. The win took Smith to 20-0 and completed his first defence, as Sky Sports reports.
The split verdict captures how little separated the fighters on the cards. Puello remained a difficult opponent through 12 rounds, and Smith secured the two votes he needed to keep the championship.
The title outcome is clear: Smith remains WBC champion at 140 pounds. His next opponent and any future unification still require their own announcements. Compare the Smith and Puello ranking histories with the WBC super lightweight list.
Undercard results: Gonzalez, Martin, Visioli and Ryan win
In San Antonio, Gonzalez finished Vazquez with body shots in the second round. Martin's Top Rank debut ended with a seventh-round stoppage of Zaina. Both results are detailed in the promoter's recap.
Sheffield produced a close points result and two quick finishes. Visioli beat Hughes on cards of 96-94, 96-94 and 95-95. Atang stopped Vergara in the opening round, and Ryan also finished Dolan in round one to win the British super flyweight title. Pro Boxing Fans reports the undercard outcomes.
Those wins belong in different title contexts. Visioli's WBC International Silver belt sits below its world championship, while Ryan's British title is a national championship. Neither result is a senior world-title change like Foster's unification.
What the weekend means for the rankings
The two main events leave different championship stories. Foster consolidated three world titles in one division. Smith completed a defence of an existing title. Those outcomes are useful starting points when comparing the separate ranking lists.
Super featherweight is also called junior lightweight and has a 130-pound limit. Super lightweight, light welterweight and junior welterweight refer to the 140-pound division. These naming differences explain why the same fighters can appear under different division labels across organizations.
Use the combined super featherweight rankings to compare the bodies, then open the IBF list for its own contenders. For Smith's division, the super lightweight rankings bring the organizations together.
The immediate takeaway from 24 October is straightforward: Foster holds three of the four major super featherweight belts, and Smith's WBC super lightweight reign continues.
Reporting checked on 26 October 2026.