Emanuel ‘Vaquero’ Navarrete truly exceeded expectations as he emerged victorious once again against Oscar Valdez. This time, it was by a technical knockout in the sixth round, in a highly charged fight held at the Footprint Center in Phoenix, Arizona. Navarrete's dominance was on full display throughout the round, and in comparison to their previous encounter, he was noticeably stronger and managed to seal the deal with a knockout. This marked his second triumph over the native of the State of Mexico.
Navarrete's Knockout Power Shines in Arizona
Navarrete's Round-by-Round Dominance
Navarrete showcased his superiority from the very start. His attacks were powerful and well-timed, leaving Oscar Valdez constantly on the backfoot. In the fifth round, Navarrete was determined to end the fight early, and his right-handed shot sent Valdez's mouthguard flying. This was just a precursor to the climax of the night in the sixth round.A well-connected liver hook from Navarrete sent Valdes crashing to the canvas, and he failed to get up. This confirmed Navarrete's victory by knockout and solidified his status as a force to be reckoned with. With this win, Navarrete's record now stands at 39 wins, 32 by KO, with one draw and two defeats. While Valdez added his third defeat, with the first coming by knockout.Financial Rewards for Navarrete
In his fight against Emanuel Navarrete in August 2023, Oscar Valdez not only fought for the title but also had the chance to earn a significant purse. Although the exact amount was not officially disclosed, it is estimated to have been between $500,000 and $1 million. This includes his base pay along with earnings from PPV and sponsorships. Navarrete's performance on the night undoubtedly added to his financial success.Navarrete's knockout victory not only brought him glory but also significant financial rewards. It is a testament to his skill and determination as a fighter. His ability to deliver knockout punches time and again has made him a fan favorite and a force to be reckoned with in the boxing world.