
Tomoki, Daiki Kameda Win Their Bouts in Fukuoka, Japan
The Kameda brothers, Daiki and Tomoki, dazzled their fans at the Kyuden Gym in Fukuoka, Japan.
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The Kameda brothers, Daiki and Tomoki, dazzled their fans at the Kyuden Gym in Fukuoka, Japan.

The champion Tomoki Kameda, and his challenger Pumar Singwancha, had no issues with the scale. Both made weight for their scheduled fight for the Youth World Bantamweight Championship of the World Boxing Council (WBC). Tomoki weighed 53,400 kg [117.7-pounds], while Pumar was 53,500 kg [117.9-pounds]. Kameda and Singwancha will exchange blows at the Kyuden Gymnasium in Fukuoka, Japan on Friday.

Unbeaten super bantamweight Tomoki "Little Mexican" Kameda (19-0, 12KOs) began training for the next defense of his Youth (WBC) title at the gym "Pancho Rosales" in the Mexican capital. The younger brother of the Kameda clan will face Pumar D. Singwancha (8-1-3, 2KOs) of the Philippines in Fukuoka, Japan on July 8. Older brother Daiki Kameda (20-2, 12 KOs) will take on Chatchai Monthon Gym (12-7-1, 5KOs) of Thailand in a super bantamweight bout.

Former champion Daiki Kameda is preparing his second fight of the year with the goal of fighting for a second world crown in 2011. Daiki (20-2, 12 KOs), and his brothers Tomoki and Koki, are training in the Kameda Gym in Tokyo. He returns on July 8 against an opponent to be confirmed in the headline role, and Tomoki in the co-feature at the Fukuoka Kyuden Gym. The Kameda brothers are determined to make history not only in boxing Japanese, but worldwide, by try to become the first trio of brothers to win one or more recognized world titles.

TOKYO - The popular Kameda brothers, who lived a childhood of many shortcomings in Osaka, are very close to possible completing the dream of their father with all three of them being crowned world champions.

This weekend the Kameda brothers will conclude their preparations in the Philippines, Koki and Tomoki Kameda, who are almost ready to spring into action on May 7 at the Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium.

At Arena Mexico in Mexico City, WBC International flyweight champion Edgar Sosa (41-6, 24 KOs) stopped Kenichi Horikawa (20-10-1, 4 KOs) of Japan in the eight round. The fight was a planned tuneup before Sosa challenges the champion, Pongsaklek Wongjongkam of Thailand.

WBA flyweight champion Daiki Kameda, and his opponent Jesus Martinez, went face to face at the weigh-in held on Friday in Okinawa, Japan. Kameda, the current flyweight world champion of the World Boxing Association (WBA) will not risk his crown against Martínez, since they agreed to fight at the max weight of 54 kilograms (119-pounds).