Navarrete's Path to Three-Division Champ | FIGHT MARATHON | Navarrete Goes for 4th Saturday on ESPN

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As he prepares to become a four-division world champion, check out how #emanuelnavarrete because a three divsion champ in this fight marathon #boxing #highlights

Emanuel “El Vaquero” Navarrete hopes to join an elite circle of his Mexican countrymen, but he’ll have to venture into a new weight class against one of its top contenders.

Navarrete will take on Ukraine’s Denys Berinchyk for the vacant WBO lightweight world championship on Saturday, May 18 at Pechanga Arena San Diego. The fighting pride of San Juan Zitlaltepec will attempt to join Mexican-born warriors Erik Morales, Jorge Arce, Juan Manuel Marquez, Leo Santa Cruz, and Canelo Alvarez in becoming a four-weight world champion.

In the welterweight co-feature, San Diego’s Giovani Santillan, the WBO No. 1 contender, returns in front of the hometown fans against Brian Norman Jr.

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All Comments (21)
  • @bretfisher7286
    He breaks every rule, is awkward, moves strangely, doesn't train well. He throws these strange hook/uppercuts from half a mile away-- and he wins, and dominates, and thrills, and all of it in a respectable gentlemanly fashion. He's one of my favorite fighters.
  • @jdvlanka265
    He should have been p4p long time ago and still isn’t!! He’s way better than half the p4p list. Especially Haney
  • @acauaallende
    El vaquero se parece a un borracho pelando, esa es su skin. buenissimo peleador
  • @ogechilincoln7252
    WITH MOVING UP IN WEIGHT CLASS NAVARRETE HAS TO ADD MORE SKILLS, HE HAS POWER BUT THE LEAPING IN & THROWING SELF OFF BALANCE NEEDS TO STOP!!
  • @marcd1981
    These are comments for the first fight: Commentator extraordinaire Tim..."One thing you cannot do against a taller fighter is lean back, especially if you're the shorter man". 🤔 Tim doesn't get sarcasm, either. At the start of the 4th round, Tessitore stated this was Navarrete's first fight outside of Mexico, fighting for a title, then Mark sarcastically stated, "Obviously he's completely intimidated by the bright lights of NY City". Then Tim chimed in to explain why Navarrete wasn't intimidated...🙄 The clown commentators were arguing over the punch that hit Navarrete's shoulder and glanced off of his head as not a slip, but a knockdown. The ref did not call it a slip, he called it as a punch to the back of Navarrete's head, so no knockdown. 🥸
  • @JayfrmKtown
    I dont even understand why mexico and puerto rico even have a rivarly when mexican fighters beat them 90% of the time hard to beat people who have fighting blood in em 😂