Tomoki Kameda: record, next fight and profile →
Brandon Figueroa has withdrawn from his scheduled fight with Tomoki Kameda tonight due to falling ill following yesterday’s weigh-in.
Brandon Figueroa missed weight and lost his WBA featherweight belt on the scale at Friday’s official morning weigh-in from The Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas.
Brandon Figueroa makes his first 126lbs title defense Saturday night on DAZN from The Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas, against former champion Tomoki Kameda in the co-main event to Sebastian Fundora’s latest WBC junior-middleweight title defense.
WBA featherweight champion Brandon “The Heartbreaker” Figueroa says he continues reinventing himself under the guidance of trainer Manny Robles and will be looking to prove he’s the top 126-pound fighter in the world against former world champion Tomoki Kameda on Saturday, October 17.
Sebastian Fundora will defend his WBC junior middleweight title against mandatory challenger, Ermal Hadribeaj, on a PBC show on October 10 that will also feature Brandon Figueroa risking his WBA featherweight strap against Tomoki Kameda.
Brandon Figueroa believes a successful first defense of his WBA featherweight title against Tomoki Kameda could open the door to a showdown with Naoya Inoue
WBA featherweight champion Brandon Figueroa joins BoxingScene to reflect on his memorable victory over Nick Ball in Liverpool, discuss his upcoming title defense against Tomoki Kameda, and reveal his ambitions to fight the biggest names in the division. Figueroa also talks about Bruce Carrington, Stephen Fulton, Naoya Inoue, Rafael Espinoza, his relationship with Manny Robles, and why legacy means more than title defenses.
The former WBO bantamweight titlist has declared that 2026 will be his final year in the sport. The 17-year pro has already plotted his next move, hoping to secure a fight that will lead towards a shot at either the WBA or WBO featherweight title.
Angelo Leo reflects on his dominant win over Tomoki Kameda and calls out Naoya Inoue as he eyes the division’s biggest names.
Angelo Leo has numerous options after successfully defending his IBF featherweight title for the first time, according to his co-promoter Garry Jonas of ProBox TV