By Mark Vester
At Differ Ariake in Tokyo, Japan, former WBA junior flyweight champion Koki Kameda (19-0, 13 KOs) pounded Humberto Pool (15-9-3, 9 KOs) of Mexico in five rounds. The fight was said to be a pure mismatch with Kameda getting in some work while punishing Pool, knocking him down three times and putting him away in the fifth.
Kameda now moves forward to a very big showdown in Japan with countryman Daisuke Naito (35-2, 22KOs), the WBC flyweight champion on the tentative date of November 29. The fight is getting a lot of hype in the Asian market. Some are calling it the biggest fight of the year on Japanese soil.
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