Tomoki Kameda: record, next fight and profile →
Tomoki Kameda, the undefeated WBC Youth champion, and his challenger Pumar Dondee Singwancha, met face to face at a press conference at the New Otani hotel in Fukuoka, Japan. Kameda (19-0, 12 KOs) and Singwancha (8-1-3, 2 ​​KOs) will meet for the Japanese fighter's bantamweight belt.
Tomoki "Little Mexican" Kameda continues to train very hard for his upcoming defense of the Youth junior bantamweight title (WBC) on July 8 at the Kyuden Gym in Fukuoka, Japan. Kameda (19-0, 12 KOs) will face Filipino southpaw Pumar Singwancha (8-1-3, 2 ​​KOs) in the star.
After ten rounds of boxing with two sparring partners, undefeated Tomoki "Little Mexican" Kameda said he felt very strong and believed he was in the best physical condition possible to allow him to secure a knockout win. Kameda is ready to defend his World Junior Bantamweight Title (WBC) against the Filipino southpaw Singwancha Pumar on July 8 at the Kyuden Gymnasium in Fukuoka, Japan. The younger brother of popular Kameda brothers, Koki and Daiki, he prepared himself in Mexico City under the supervision of his coach Ruben Lira, who like Tomoki is confident they will win by knockout.
Undefeated super bantamweight prospect Tomoki "Little Mexican" Kameda wants to become a world champion by 2012. Kameda (19-0, 12 KOs), 19-years-old, will return to the ring on July 12 in Japan. Currently training in Mexico, he leaves for Tokyo on Monday, where he will join his famous brothers Koki, the WBA bantamweight champion, and Daiki, former WBA flyweight king, as well as his father, Shiro. In Japan he will face Filipino Pumar D. Singwancha.
Unbeaten super bantamweight Tomoki "Little Mexican" Kameda (19-0, 12KOs) began training for the next defense of his Youth (WBC) title at the gym "Pancho Rosales" in the Mexican capital. The younger brother of the Kameda clan will face Pumar D. Singwancha (8-1-3, 2KOs) of the Philippines in Fukuoka, Japan on July 8. Older brother Daiki Kameda (20-2, 12 KOs) will take on Chatchai Monthon Gym (12-7-1, 5KOs) of Thailand in a super bantamweight bout.
World junior champion, Tomoki "Little Mexican" Kameda, did special strength exercises to prepare towards the first defense of his WBC junior bantamweight championship, which is scheduled for July 8 at the Kyuden Gym in Fukuoka, Japan. Kameda is training in Mexico City. The youngest brother of the fighting Kameda clan, runs every morning for 45 minutes at Sports City, and in the afternoon (5:00 pm) he goes to the gym.
Unbeaten WBC Youth bantamweight champion, Tomoki “Mexicanito” Kameda (19-0, 12KOs), arrived in the Mexican capital to start his preparation towards the first defense of his WBC recognized belt, scheduled for July 8 at the Kyuden Memorial Gymnasium in Fukuoka, Japan. The youngest of the Kameda brothers is promoted in Mexico by Canelo Promotions. Kameda plans to run until Friday because he is recovering from a throat infection.
Prefectural Gymnasium, Osaka, Japan - WBA "regular" bantamweight champion Koki Kameda (25-1, 16KOs) made the first defense of his title with an eleven round stoppage of challenger Daniel Diaz (18-3). Diaz was down in the eight round.
Prefectural Gymnasium, Osaka, Japan - WBA "regular" bantamweight champion Koki Kameda (25-1, 16KOs) made the first defense of his title with an eleven round stoppage of challenger Daniel Diaz (18-3). Diaz was down in the eight round.
TOKYO - The popular Kameda brothers, who lived a childhood of many shortcomings in Osaka, are very close to possible completing the dream of their father with all three of them being crowned world champions.