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TOMOKI Kameda, the youngest of the three fighting Kameda brothers, created history both for his clan and Japan when he won the World Boxing Organization bantamweight title in an impressive performance against champion Paulus Ambunda of Namibia at the Waterfront Hotel and Casino in Cebu.
All three judges had Kameda the winner by comfortable margins, with Carlos Colon scoring it 118-110, Tom Miller 116-112 and Waleska Roldan 117-111.
The referee was veteran Raul Caiz Sr., who was also the third man in the ring when Juan Francisco Estrada retained his WBO flyweight title with a unanimous decision over mandatory challenger Milan Melindo in Macau last week. [Click Here To Read More]
All three judges had Kameda the winner by comfortable margins, with Carlos Colon scoring it 118-110, Tom Miller 116-112 and Waleska Roldan 117-111.
The referee was veteran Raul Caiz Sr., who was also the third man in the ring when Juan Francisco Estrada retained his WBO flyweight title with a unanimous decision over mandatory challenger Milan Melindo in Macau last week. [Click Here To Read More]