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Newly crowned WBC flyweight champion Koki Kameda (22-0, 14KOs) is already gearing up for his next opponent. Kameda decisioned Daisuke Naito in a career defining win over the weekend in Japan. According to reports coming out of Japan, the wheels are turning for Kameda's first title defense against interim-champion Pongsaklek Wonjongkam (73-3, 39KOs) of Thailand. [Click Here To Read More]
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This is will be for the ring title, cool -
This has the makings of a thriller. Experience pitted against the dynamics of a hungry, young gun.
Giddy up....Comment
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This has the makings of a thriller. Experience pitted against the dynamics of a hungry, young gun.
Giddy up....Comment
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Wonjongkam was a great champion but I think he's a little past it at this point.
3 of his 6 straight victories were against debuting fighters, and the fourth guy was 0-2 so don't read much into his latest achievements.
Naito had his number last time out and I think Kameda will too.
It's amazing after 76 fights or so, and being over 30, he can still make flyweight.
Japan is where they will make the money with this fight, so everything will favor Kameda against the crafty old vet, but I will definitely root for the old guy as per my custom.Comment
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this is finally wonjongkams chance to really shine if he can score a win, this guy for years toiled from mandatory to mandatory. im really excited about the possiblity of this fight. this would likely be his toughest fight.Comment
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This could turn out to be a good fight but I have a feeling Kameda will just back up, back up and counterpunch all night and try to stink out the joint.Comment
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After nearly eighty fights, I think Wonjongkam's past his best. However, I think he'll provide Kameda with a stiff test.Comment
I told you he would probably fight the winner of Naito-Kameda and it's really happening.
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