Rey Vargas faces O'Shaquie Foster in title fight at San Antonio's Alamodome Saturday
How good is Rey Vargas, really? The undefeated, sleek Mexican Featherweight and Super Bantamweight champ moves up in weight to try to earn his third belt in as many weight classes, joining the Julio César Chávez, Erik Morales and Marco Antonio Barrera club. Possessing an excellent jab, height and reach advantage, Vargas can box but also punch, as his 36-0 (with 22 KOs) record indicates.
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