Last Updated on octubre 25, 2023 2:55 pm by Erwin Noguera
The World Boxing Council (WBC) has designated Cancun, Mexico, as the venue for the fight for the super featherweight world title held by the American O’Shaquie Foster.
The American has held the belt since February of this year and his opponent will be a Mexican, Eduardo Hernández, who has been at a superlative level in his last fights.
‘Rocky’ Hernandez is only 25 years old and although he has one loss in his career, he has a KO streak that made him worthy of a fight against Foster in his homeland, which could be an advantage or an extra pressure.
In addition, the Mexican will be able to collect a national revenge, since the American won his title by defeating Rey Vargas in a tight fight, who was undefeated until that bout took place in San Antonio, Texas.
The organization has already indicated that a full house is expected for the fight, since it has been considered a “milestone”, according to organizer Pepe Gomez, from Cancun Boxing.
Cuando:
Saturday, October 28 at 9:00 pm ET at the Polideportivo Benito Juárez, Cancún, México
Paseos en anillo:
11:00 PM ET
Cuotas de línea de dinero:
O’Shaquie Foster -185
Eduardo Hernández +143
Dónde verlo:
Why bet on O’Shaquie Foster?
O’Shaquie Foster is 30 years old and when he got the big opportunity of his career, he didn’t waste it. In February he became super featherweight champion, defeating Mexican Rey Vargas at home by unanimous decision.
Against Eduardo Hernandez, he will have the chance to make his first defense, since he hasn’t fought since February when he won the belt.
The American has 10 fights without losing, what’s more, the last defeat he recorded was on July 22, 2016, when he was defeated by John McKaie. The other fighter who beat him was Samuel Teah by unanimous decision in 2015.
Foster has not lost for seven years, making use of his nickname, ‘Ice Water’, which he earned for his smart way of fighting, waiting for his moment to destroy his opponent.
His height is 1.74 meters, while his reach is at 1.83 meters.
Why bet on Eduardo Hernández?
Eduardo Hernández is one of the young Mexicans who aspire to everything and his record of 34 wins and one loss makes him a fighter to follow in the world order of this sport.
The Mexico City native has won six consecutive fights by knockout, including his last one against compatriot Hector Garcia, which ended in the third round in Monterrey.
También derrotó por nocaut a los mexicanos Jorge Mata, Jorge Castañeda, Eleazar Valenzuela, Eduardo Garza y Sergio Puente. Ya posee el cinturón internacional de peso superpluma, que ganó en junio de 2022.
La única vez que perdió fue el 13 de julio de 2017, cuando no pudo levantarse antes del conteo del juez en el primer round, luego de los golpes de Roger Gutiérrez.
Un dato a tener en cuenta con el mexicano es que tiene 91% de victorias por KO, mide 1.69 metros y su alcance es de 1.73 metros.
Análisis final de apuestas: O'Shaquie Foster vs.Eduardo Hernández
México está listo para recibir una de las buenas peleas que quedan a finales de 2023 y aunque Eduardo Hernández tendrá a los suyos, quien terminará llevándose la pelea es el estadounidense O'Shaquie Foster, aprovechando su experiencia y su Su forma de luchar, defensiva y receptiva, es perfecta para su oponente.
En MyBookie.ag encontramos que O'Shaquie Foster es el favorito del partido con un Moneyline de -185, mientras que Eduardo Hernandez tiene +143.
Si el estadounidense es capaz de escapar de los golpes más fuertes de su oponente, logrará una victoria por decisión unánime.
Go for a straight win for O’Shaquie Foster in the Moneyline. If you bet $100 on the win at -185, you will gain $54 for a total payout of $154.
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