Albert Gonzalez Knocks Out Edward Vazquez
The featherweight champion successfully defends his NABF title in San Antonio.
Updated on Oct. 25, 2026 in Boxing
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Albert Gonzalez defeated Edward Vazquez by second-round knockout at the Frost Bank Center to retain the NABF featherweight title. Vazquez failed to rise before the referee reached the ten-count.
Why it matters
This victory keeps the undefeated Gonzalez on a dominant trajectory in the featherweight division. The win marks his second consecutive second-round knockout performance this year.
Albert Gonzalez improved his undefeated career record to 19-0, including 12 total knockouts. Edward Vazquez now holds a career record of 20-4 with six knockouts.
The players
Albert Gonzalez
He is an undefeated professional boxer who currently holds the NABF featherweight title.
Edward Vazquez
He is a professional boxer who entered the match with a 20-4 career record.
Laurence Cole
He is a veteran boxing referee who officiated the bout at the Frost Bank Center.
The details
Gonzalez secured the win after landing short combinations and body punches, ultimately felling Vazquez with a precise left hook to the body. Referee Laurence Cole oversaw the action during the scheduled ten-round bout.
Timeline
The fight took place on October 24, 2026.
Gonzalez previously defeated Aaron Alameda in July 2026.
Season Trajectory
This dominant victory keeps Gonzalez at the top of the featherweight hierarchy and cements his status as a major contender for future title opportunities. The win keeps the division active as rankings continue to shift toward high-stakes mandatory challengers.
Gonzalez successfully defended his NABF belt, maintaining his undefeated streak of 19-0. Bettors and fantasy boxing fans should note his recurring trend of early-round finishes following his July knockout of Aaron Alameda.
The takeaway
Maintaining physical conditioning is essential for fighters to recover from early body-shot knockouts like the one Vazquez suffered. Consistent knockout power in early rounds often signals a high probability of success for upcoming title defenses.
Further reading
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