Can Emanuel Navarrete go 2-0 against Oscar Valdez when the two meet in a rematch for the WBO super featherweight title on December 7? The fight will be broadcast in the US on ESPN (via Fubo).

The two faced each other in August 2023. Navarrete (38-2-1) landed 34 shots in the 12th round, the most by a Valdez (32-2) opponent. In the 10th, both men landed heavy punches, and after a hard-fought fight, Navarrete won by unanimous decision to retain the WBO belt.

Navarrete has gone 0-1-1 since then and is looking to win another title in a different division. He’s back in his proper weight class and ready to defend his turf against a familiar opponent.

Valdez won preliminary gold by defeating Liam Wilson. The former featherweight and super featherweight world champion is desperate to wear gold around his waist again. If this is the last time he fights for a title, Valdez will want to make the most of the opportunity presented to him.

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“We know he trains at high altitude. This guy throws a lot of punches, so we have to use our footwork to escape those shots and counter punches,” Valdez told DAZN.

“It would mean the world to me (to win gold). I want to be world champion again. You might lose in the ring, you might lose in life, but you have an obligation to come back and come back strong.”

Another epic rematch for gold takes place on the Emanuel Navarrete vs. Oscar Valdez 2 card as the top contenders look to impress.

Emanuel Navarrete vs. Oscar Valdez 2 undercard

Here’s a breakdown of all the action on the Navarrete vs. Valdez 2 card.

Rafael Espinoza vs. Robeisy Ramirez 2

• Division/Weight: Featherweight
• Espinoza record: 25-0
• Ramirez record: 14-2
• Belt at stake: WBO featherweight title

The co-main event features a rematch between Rafael Espinoza and Robeisy Ramirez for the WBO featherweight title.

The two fought in December 2023, with Espinoza (25-0) surviving a fifth-round loss. He dropped Ramirez (14-2) in the final seconds of the fight and ultimately won by majority decision.

Espinoza only competed in a handful of amateur fights before turning professional. He defeated Sergio Sanchez via TKO in June to retain the featherweight title. Ramirez is a multiple gold medalist, including a two-time Olympic champion. He bounced back from the Espinoza loss by knocking out Brandon Benitez in June.

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Lindolfo Delgado vs. Jackson Marinez

• Division/Weight: Super light
• Delgado record: 21-0
• Marinez record: 22-3
• Belt at stake: N/A

Lindolfo Delgado faces Jackson Marinez.

Delgado (21-0) hopes to go 3-0 in 2024. The Central American and Caribbean Games silver medalist with 15 wins by knockout recently signed a long-term deal with Top Rank and is looking to move up the super lightweight rankings.

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Marinez (22-3) failed to win interim WBA gold against Rolando Romero in 2020. After losing three times in a row, he won three times in a row, all by knockout.

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Giovani Santillan vs. Fredrick Lawson

• Division/Weight: Welterweight
• Santillan record: 32-1
• Lawson record: 30-5
• Belt at stake: N/A

Below is the map Giovani Santillan vs. Frederick Lawson.

Santillan (32-1) held a top spot in the WBO welterweight rankings. The California State Silver Gloves gold medalist defeated top contender Alexis Rocha, but was knocked out by Brian Norman Jr. in May and went on to win gold.

Lawson (30-5) is 2-2 in his last four fights. He was unable to recover from a loss to Vergil Ortiz Jr. as he was stopped by Alexis Rocha in March.

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Richard Torrez Jr. vs. Isaac Gutierrez

• Division/Weight: Heavyweight
• Torres record: 11-0
• Gutierrez record: 18-1-1
• Belt at stake: N/A

Richard Torres Jr. returns to action against Isaac Gutierrez.

A third-generation boxer, Torrez (11-0) won silver at the 2020 Olympics and is a two-time gold medalist at the U.S. National Championships. The 25-year-old has won all but one of his fights by knockout and is hoping to come into 2024 at 4-0.

Gutierrez (18-1-1) is 1-1 in his last two fights, defeating Carlos Cardenas in September after a year off.

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Demler Zamora vs. Roman Ruben Reynoso

• Division/Weight: Super featherweight
• Zamora record: 14-0
• Reynoso record: 22-5-2
• Belt at stake: N/A

Zamora (14-0) has won nine fights by knockout. “The War Machine” has already won two fights in 2024 and is hoping to end his year on a high note.

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Reynoso (22-5-2) is 1-3 in his last four fights, the last time he won consecutive fights was in 2017. The 33-year-old has 10 wins by knockout.

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Albert Gonzalez vs. Gerardo Antonio Perez

• Division/Weight: Super featherweight
• Gonzalez record: 11-0
• Perez record: 12-6-1
• Belt at stake N/A

Albert González faces Gerardo Antonio Perez.

Gonzalez (11-0) has won five straight times using the power punch. The Junior Golden Gloves winner hopes to go 5-0 in 2024.

Perez (12-6-1) is on a two-fight losing streak, ending a three-fight winning streak that included winning one contest in 2024.

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Art Barrera Jr. vs. Juan Carlos Campos Medina

• Division/Weight: Welterweight
• Barrera record: 6-0
• Medina Record: 4-1
• Belt at stake: N/A

Art Barrera Jr. faces Juan Carlos Campos Medina.

Barrera (6-0) has won four fights by knockout. The 19-year-old hopes to go 5-0 in 2024.

Medina (4-1) is 1-1 in 2024 and won his last fight last month after competing in September.

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Steven Navarro vs. Gabriel Bernardi Cruz

• Division/Weight: Super flyweight
• Navarro record: 4-0
• Bernardi record: 7-1
• Belt at stake: N/A

Finally, Steven Navarro faces Gabriel Bernardi Cruz.

Multiple U.S. champion Navarro (4-0) is hoping to go 5-0 in 2024. He has won two consecutive contests by knockout.

Bernardi (7-1) is on a four-fight winning streak. After a three-year break, he hopes to go 2-0 in 2024.

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Emanuel Navarrete vs. Oscar Valdez 2 TV info

• Date: Saturday, December 7th
• Time: 10:30 p.m. ET | 7:30 p.m. PT | 3:30am GMT | 2:30pm AEDT
• Location: Footprint Center – Phoenix, Arizona
• Channel: ESPN
• Live stream: Fubo

The main card will air on ESPN. It is also streaming on Fubo.

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