Brandon Figueroa plans to jump on Tomoki Kameda early this Saturday in Las Vegas, targeting the challenger’s habit of taking rounds off. The WBA featherweight champion spotted zero urgency in
WBA featherweight champion Brandon Figueroa plans to capitalize on Tomoki Kameda's perceived lack of urgency when they fight this Saturday in Las Vegas. Figueroa pointed out that Kameda appeared overly passive in his recent bout against Angelo Leo, which has motivated the champion to push a fast, high-volume pace right from the opening bell.
Figueroa stated that he aims to start strong and avoid feeling-out rounds, hoping to test Kameda's chin and endurance early. Kameda, an experienced challenger who has never been stopped in his professional career, faces the challenge of withstanding Figueroa's relentless pressure and body punching.
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