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Angelo Leo vs Tomoki Kameda | May 24, 2025

Angelo Leo (26-1) has been one of the great success stories of ProBox TV. They prides itself on rebuilding once championship fighters and getting them back into contention. Leo lost his title down at 122lbs to Fulton in 2021 and basically disappeared for a bit. When he came back on ProBox's Wednesday night fight series, he worked his way up to a title shot. Which he won on ESPN.

vamos a veer quien tiene mas huevos cabron!!!

Killer!

Jamie McDonnell vs Tomoki Kameda 1

Jamie McDonnell (29-2-1, 13 KOs) came to the U.S. in 2015 and basically all but kicked Tomoki Kameda off of U.S. TV. And while he’s not going to the U.S. to fight, he has the chance to do something to another Japanese challenger in Naoya Inoue (15-0, 13 KOs). The World Boxing Super Series has stated that should Inoue win, he’ll earn a spot in their tournament - which will likely receive some type of TV/streaming deal here in the U.S. Should McDonnell win though, that spot is likely to be offered to him.

Jamie McDonell vs Tomoki Kameda 2

American Bank Center, Corpus Christi, Texas, USA Jamie McDonnell UD 12 Tomoki Kameda

Dirrell-Rubio & McDonnell-Kameda make weight

Super Middleweight Main Event – 10 Rounds Anthony Dirrell – 169.6 Pounds Marco Antonio Rubio – 169.4 Pounds Bantamweight World Championship – 12 Rounds Jamie McDonnell – 117.8 Pounds (more…)

Jamie Mcdonnell vs. Tomoki Kameda: The Texas Two Step

This Sunday afternoon the PBC on CBS will bring boxing fans a rematch between Jamie Mcdonnell and Tomoki Kameda. Their first meeting back in May on CBS was a two-way affair and the second time around has only increased the stakes at hand. Can Mcdonnell have the same continued success he found after coming off the mat? Will Kameda use a smarter game plan rather than head hunting as he found…