Stephen Fulton vs. O’Shaquie Foster on August 16th in Las Vegas

Stephen Fulton Will Challenge O’Shaquie Foster for His WBC Super Featherweight Title on August 16th on The Gervis Davis vs. Lamont Roach 2 Undercard in Las Vegas. Fulton (23-1, 8 Kos) Will Move Up In Weight 126 to 130 to Battle Foster (23-3, 12 Kos) for His Belt.

Fulton Seeks Third title

It’ll Be Super Featherweight After Recently Two-Division World Champion, Defeating Brandon Figueroa A 12-round Unanimous Decision on February 1st to Capture The WBC Featherweight title. That ftton’s Second Win Figueroa, and He Made It Look Even Easier Than Their First Fight in 2021.

“O’Shaquie Foter and Stephen Fulton for a WBC Junior Lightweight Title. Fulton, Will Move Up to 130 Pounds. Expected to Land on the 16th Germon Davis-Lamont Roach Undercard,” Said Mike Coppinger X.

It’s Going To Be A Tough Fight For Foster Because Fulton has Excellent Skills and Looked Improved in His Last Fight. The Only Guys That has been a Given Fulton Problems During His 11-year pro career Areoya Inoue and Carlos Castro. He was knocked out in The Eighth Round by ‘Monster’ Inoue in July 2023 in Tokyo, Japan. Fulton Lost His His WBC and WBO Defeat Super Bantamweight Titles.

O’Shaquie, 5’8 1/2 “, Will Have A Two-Inch Height and Reach Advantage Over 5’6 1/2” Fulton in this Fight. It’s Going to Be Those Fights That Could Come Down To Two is The Better Boxer. Neither of Them Posseses Much Power.

In Foster’s Last Fight, He Recaptured His WBC 130-LB Title Last November, Defeating Robson Conceicao A 12-Round Split Decision. He Lost His WBC Belt Against The Brazilian Conceicao A questionable 12-round split decision Last Year in July. Foster Complained Bitterly After The Defeat, Believing He’d Done Enough to Win.

What Gave Foster Problems in His Two Fights With Conceicao Was Activity and Aggressiveness. He was pushing the action in Both Fights and Took Advantage of Foster’s Habit of Spurts.