Koki Kameda, Tepparith Singwangcha Win in Yokohama
Koki Kameda retained his WBA bantamweight title when he beat Nouldie Manakane in Yokohama on Wednesday.
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Photos: Koki Kameda, Tepparith Kokietgym Win in Japan
WBA "regular" bantamweight champion Koki Kameda won a twelve round unanimous decision Indonesian challenger Nouldy Manakane at the Yokohama Arena in Kanagawa.
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Photos/Weights: Kameda-Manakane, Shimizu-Tepparith
Weigh-in results from from Tokyo, Japan. The official weigh-in ceremony took place for the of WBA bantamweight title match, featuring champion Koki Kameda vs. Nouldy Manakane, and the WBA super flyweight title match, featuring Tomonobu Shimizu vs. Kokietgym. The card takes place at the Arena in Yokohama, Japan.
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Koki Kameda Targets Unification Clash With Jorge Arce
WBA bantamweight champion Koki Kameda (27-1, 17KOs) is training hard in Tokyo for his scheduled defense on April 4th in Yokohama, Japan. He faces Indonesian boxer Nouldy Manakane. In practice, the defending champion continues his routines of sparring and some rounds on the mitts. After this tuneup, Kameda will face mandatory challenger Hugo Ruiz of Mexico in the fall.
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Koki Kameda Looking Forward To Hugo Ruiz Showdown
WBA "regular" bantamweight champion Koki Kameda (27-1, 17KOs) is looking forward to a potential showdown with the number-one ranked contender, Hugo "Cuatito" Ruiz. Kameda will first defend his title against Indonesian contender Norudi Manakane (24-10-1, 15KOs) on April 4th in Yokohama.
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Manakane Can't Wait For The Koki Kameda Title Clash
Indonesian Nouldy Manakane is scheduled to challenge World Boxing Association (WBA) bantamweight champion Koki Kameda of Japan, looking to take the title in an April 4 bout at Yokohama Arena in Kanagawa.
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Koki Kameda-Nouldy Manakane on April 4th in Yokohama
Koki Kameda (27-1, 17KOs) has announced that he will defend his WBA "regular" bantamweight title against Nouldy Manakane (24-10-1, 15KOs) in Yokohama, Japan. Manakane was stopped by AJ Banal in four rounds in 2009, and then lost his next two bouts, but won his last seven fights. Kameda schedules his first fight of 2012. He traditionally fights at least three times a year.
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Koki Kameda vs Hugo Ruiz: Fight Agreement is Reached
At the conclusion of a private meeting held at the classic and antique Geneve Hotel in Mexico City, Sampson Lewkowicz of Sampson Boxing and promoter Shiro Kameda of Kameda Promotions, are proud to announce that power-punching WBA Interim Bantamweight Champion Hugo "Cuatito" Ruiz (29-1, 26 KOs) will face all-action WBA Bantamweight World Champion Koki Kameda in an exciting title fight showdown later this year.
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Koki and Tomoki Kameda Rise, Daiki Shocked in Osaka
OSAKA, Japan – Japan's Koki Kameda knocked out Mexican challenger Mario Macias in the fourth round to defend his World Boxing Association bantamweight title on Wednesday. The knockout came two minutes four seconds into the stanza when Kameda fired four punches to the stomach to send Macias onto the floor for the third time in the bout.
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Photos: The Kameda Brothers Invade The Philippines
The Kameda brothers, comprised of Koki, Daiki and Tomoki, are training on Philippine soil as part of their preparation for a scheduled tripleheader on December 7 in Osaka, Japan. Ten days of tough sparring at the Elorde gym for their set commitments against Mexican opponents. Mario "Hurricane" Macias and Eduardo "Bambino" Garcia, will do their best to upset the pace of Koki and Tomoki, respectively. Koki makes the third defense of the WBA World Bantamweight (WBA) title. And Tomoki, the youngest and undefeated brother, will take part in another ten round fight.
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