Navarrete vs. Foster: Where to Watch the Title Fight Online

Emanuel Navarrete and O’Shaquie Foster will meet in a super featherweight title unification fight Saturday, October 24, 2026, at Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Texas. Viewers can watch the main card online through DAZN, with coverage scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT, according to promoter Top Rank.

The broadcast start is not a confirmed opening-bell time for the headline fight. Navarrete-Foster tops a four-fight main broadcast, so viewers looking to follow the entire televised card should tune in at the announced start rather than wait for the championship bout.

The World Boxing Council also identifies DAZN as the broadcaster in its viewing announcement. The cited announcements do not specify subscription prices or establish whether the same access terms apply in every country, so viewers should check the event listing and purchase conditions available in their location.

Navarrete brings the WBO and IBF championships into the matchup, while Foster holds the WBC belt. Three titles will therefore be at stake, making the contest a consolidation of championships rather than a defense of just one fighter’s existing crown.

Top Rank’s September announcement listed Navarrete’s record at 40 wins, two losses and one draw, with 33 knockouts. Foster was listed at 25 wins and three losses, with 12 knockouts. Those records give the meeting an experienced championship pairing, although they do not determine how the styles will match up.

The featherweight co-feature pairs unbeaten Albert Gonzalez with Edward Vazquez over 10 rounds. Top Rank’s initial announcement listed Gonzalez at 18-0 with 11 knockouts and Vazquez at 20-3 with six knockouts, adding another established matchup beneath the unification headliner.

The main broadcast also includes Frank Martin against Tarik Zaina at super lightweight and Steven Navarro against Emanuel Moreno at bantamweight. Both contests are scheduled for 10 rounds, according to the promoter’s fight-week announcement, completing the supporting lineup for the DAZN main card.

Earlier coverage begins at 5:30 p.m. ET/2:30 p.m. PT with four preliminary bouts. Top Rank says those fights will stream on DAZN, the Top Rank and DAZN YouTube channels, and the Top Rank Classics channel on Roku, Tubi, Pluto and Vizio. Those preliminary viewing options should not be confused with access to the headline broadcast.

At the final press conference, Navarrete emphasized the importance of unifying the titles and said his preparation had included adjustments to nutrition and training. Foster said he had pursued the matchup for almost three years and framed it as an opportunity to test himself against another champion.

The immediate focus is the scheduled 12-round championship contest and the opportunity to leave San Antonio holding three belts. For online viewers, the key distinction is between the earlier preliminary streams and DAZN’s main-card coverage; pricing, local availability and any updated scheduling details should be checked before the broadcast.