Foster wants undisputed status first – Stevenson will have to wait
After his unification win over Navarrete, O'Shaquie Foster is one belt short. He wants the winner of Cacace vs Ball – and says of Shakur Stevenson: "I ain't chasing nobody."
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O'Shaquie Foster has set out his priorities after outpointing Emanuel Navarrete in San Antonio on Saturday. "I want to go undisputed," the WBC, WBO and IBF super-featherweight champion said, according to BoxingScene. "I only need one more [belt] to become undisputed and fulfill my biggest dream."
The missing title belongs to the WBA: super champion Anthony Cacace faces Nick Ball on December 19, and Foster wants the winner next. Foster also floated a fight with Vasiliy Lomachenko, who recently announced his comeback.
A fight with Shakur Stevenson goes to the back of the queue. "Me and Shakur was supposed to get it in after the Ray Ford fight," Foster said. "So like I said, I ain't chasing nobody." Stevenson split from Zuffa Boxing on October 19; according to BoxingScene, he demanded $15 million from Zuffa to fight.