Kyonosuke Kameda
(MR), ranked No. 7 in the WBA featherweight division, is set to face Sebastian Hernandez (Mexico), ranked No. 9 in the WBC super-bantamweight division, on September 23 at the Sumiyoshi Ward Community Center in Osaka. The bout will be part of the main card of Koki Kameda’s “3150FIGHT11” event and will be an eight-round featherweight contest.
エルナンデスと対戦する亀田京之介
Kameda was scheduled to fight Luis Núñez for the WBA interim title in Kyrgyzstan in May, but the bout was canceled just before the fight. This will be his first fight since facing Johnriel Casimero (Philippines) last October. Kameda is set to face four consecutive opponents who are well-known, top-tier fighters in Japan: Luis Nery, David Picasso (both from Mexico), Casimero, and now Hernandez.
Hernández is a Mexican fighter who gave Junji Nakatani (M.T.) a tough time in Saudi Arabia last December. His record stands at 20 wins (18 KOs), 1 loss. Kameda’s record is 16 wins (9 KOs), 5 losses, and 2 draws. The fight is scheduled to be streamed live on ABEMA.
