By Jake Donovan - Roughly the same time one year ago, Shinsuke Yamanaka and Anselmo Moreno ended their bantamweight title fight with more questions than answers. Their rematch this past September not only resolved all lingering issues, but produced the type of high-level drama worthy of being...
Back on the night of April 15th at the Belasco Theater in Los Angeles, junior middleweights Jesus Soto-Karass and Yoshihiro Kamegai fought to an entertaining ten-round draw. It was a fight that had very little breaks in the action and neither man flinched throughout.
Average Per Round: Jesus Soto Karass: 35/113; Yoshihiro Kamegai 32/75 Soto Karass threw a CompuBox Jr. Middle. record 168 punches in round 10. Weight Class Average.: 17/57 They both nearly doubled weight class average for punches landed in a round.
Belasco Theater, Los Angeles, California - In the highly anticipated junior middleweight main event, Jesus Soto Karass (28-10-4, 18KOs) and Yoshihiro Kamegai (26-3-2, 23KOs) fought to a ten round split draw. The scores were 97-93 for Kamegai, 96-94 for Soto Karass, and 95-95.
LOS ANGELES - Fighters Jesus Soto "Renuente" Karass (28-10-3, 18 KOs), Yoshihiro "Maestrito" Kamegai (26-3-1, 23 KOs) are ready for war in Los Angeles at the Belasco Theater as part of Golden Boy's LA FIGHT CLUB.
As Grandpa Munster liked to say:"Bombs Away Herman"! Jesus Soto Karass averaged 94.7 punches thrown/23.9 landed per round, while opponents landed 46.6% of their power punches.Yoshihiro Kamegai went 20/62.9-- 17.5 of those landed punches(88%) were power shots (non-jabs). Opponents landed 44.4% of their power punches vs. Kamegai.
After weeks of salivating over the matchup, fight fans no longer have to wait for Jesus Soto-Karass and Yoshihiro Kamegai to throw hands. The all action welterweights are set to collide Friday in front of a beyond capacity crowd at the Belasco Theatre in Los Angeles, Calif. If Soto-Karass has something left in the tank and is not affected by ring rust, his 10 round bout against Kamegai could be something else. Then again, when is Soto-Karass in a bad fight? Or Kamegai, for that matter?
LOS ANGELES - The Belasco Theater will be hosting perennial Welterweight contender / former WBC Continental America's / NABF Welterweight champion, Jesus ''Renuente'' Soto Karass, 28-10-3, 18KOs taking on the hard-as-nails Yoshihiro Kamegai, 26-3-1, 23KOs this Friday night, in what is easily the biggest fight of the very popular LA FIGHT CLUB series promoted by Golden Boy Promotions since it's inception a couple of year ago.
Welterweight contender Jesus Soto Karass (28-10-3) is putting the finishing touches on his training camp for April 15th clash against Yoshihiro Kamegai (26-3-1). The fight takes place at the Belasco Theater in Los Angeles and will be televised on Estrella TV and streamed on RingTVLive.com.
LOS ANGELES - Fighters Jesus Soto 'Renuente' Karass (28-10-3, 18 KOs), Yoshihiro "Maestrito" Kamegai (26-3-1, 23 KOs) and Jousce Gonzalez, who will make his professional debut, today hosted a Los Angeles media workout ahead of their respective bouts on the April 15 edition of LA FIGHT CLUB.