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WBA “Regular” bantamweight champion, Jamie McDonnell 24-2-1 (11 KOs), has his sights set on unifications with Tomoki Kameda 30-0 (19 KOs) and Shinsuke Yamanaka 21-0-2 (16 KOs) next year.
BoxingScene.com revealed earlier this week that terms had been agreed for McDonnell to face Kameda only for the WBO to enforce their champion to face mandatory challenger Alejandro Hernandez, with that contest to take place November 1 in Chicago. Discussions are taking place between McDonnell’s promoter Eddie Hearn and Kameda’s advisor Al Haymon to schedule the fight for early next year. [Click Here To Read More]
BoxingScene.com revealed earlier this week that terms had been agreed for McDonnell to face Kameda only for the WBO to enforce their champion to face mandatory challenger Alejandro Hernandez, with that contest to take place November 1 in Chicago. Discussions are taking place between McDonnell’s promoter Eddie Hearn and Kameda’s advisor Al Haymon to schedule the fight for early next year. [Click Here To Read More]