The interim-bantamweight world champion of the World Boxing Organization (WBO), Mexico's Alejandro Hernández, is working very hard for his upcoming mandatory challenge on November 1 in the city of Chicago. Hernandez will challenge the WBO's full champion, undefeated Japanese fighter Tomoki "Mexicanito" Kameda, in a Showtime televised collision.
"I place my trust in everything that I've been working on [in the gym] and everything that I can do in the ring. I have a chance to win. The details of the preparation being carried out for this world title unification is complete in all aspects. Kameda is a tough fighter, but I know I can beat him," Hernandez said. [Click Here To Read More]
"I place my trust in everything that I've been working on [in the gym] and everything that I can do in the ring. I have a chance to win. The details of the preparation being carried out for this world title unification is complete in all aspects. Kameda is a tough fighter, but I know I can beat him," Hernandez said. [Click Here To Read More]
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