This weekend, stout featherweight, Emanuel Navarrete will make his first ring walk for 2021. Here, the Mexican boxer will enter a mandatory title defense bout against Christopher Diaz. Also, this will be the first time when the WBO featherweight champ, Navarrete, will make his first prime title defense against a sturdy opponent in the form of Christopher Diaz.
Until now, Navarrete has transitioned to multiple weight classes and has come out as a champ in all of them. Winning titles is a tough task, but defending those titles is another ballgame altogether. By defending titles, fighters tend to fetch the pathway of a legend.
That said, Emanuel Navarrete will also look to trace the legendary status to his name by defending his title successfully on Saturday night.
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Emanuel Navarrete: The resilient featherweight prospect
Until now, ‘Vaquero’ has unquestionably proven his mettle by terrifying his opponents to a pulp. He adapts an offensive style of fighting, and this has helped him tackle his opponents with ease. Moreover, he employs his prominent defense game to the test and has remained fairly successful in the same.
Boxing record
The Mexican boxer showcases a prolific boxing record of 32-1. Out of all his wins, a whopping 27 have arrived by the way of T/KO. This itself shows the gigantic knockout power held by Navarrete.
Height and reach
As far as physical characteristics are concerned, Navarrete is 5’7” (170 cm) tall and possesses a staggering reach of 72″ (183 cm).
Social media followers
‘Vaquero’ has a mere social media presence. He prefers staying out of the limelight and doesn’t really showcase a vast social media profile. However, he stays active on Instagram more than any other social media platform. On Instagram, he boasts a sublime 28.1k followers as of now.
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Net worth
As per Playwerswiki, Emanuel Navarrete’s net worth is $1 million. He has hung around the sport for a considerable while, and these numbers are commonplace for someone who’s achieved so much in the game.
Moving on, the 26-year-old will look to add another feather to his cap on Saturday night. If he gets past Diaz somehow, needless to say, he’ll open himself up for even bigger fights/opponents in the future.
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Do you think Navarrete gets past Christopher Diaz this Saturday?