Kenosuke Kameda - Sebastian Hernandez Reyes: betting tip (cf 1.22) and bets on the fight

Current form

Kenosuke Kameda last entered the ring in October, when he defeated former world champion John Riel Casimero by unanimous decision. The Japanese managed to break an unpleasant series of two defeats — before that, he lost to David Picasso by a majority vote of the judges, and Luis Neri stopped him in the seventh round. The 27-year-old Kameda has 16 wins (nine by knockout), five defeats and two draws. He has played 125 professional rounds since making his debut in 2018. His height is just over 175 cm, and his arm span is 179 cm. In terms of arm length, the Japanese surpasses Reyes by 14 cm, and in height has an advantage of about 1.3 cm. 56.3% of Kameda's victories ended ahead of schedule, but in nine of the last thirteen fights he went the entire distance. At the same time, knockout defeats have already appeared twice in his career. Kameda managed to win the junior featherweight title of Japan.

Current form

Sebastian Reyes had his last fight on August 8 and knocked out Jose Lopez Nunes in the second round. Before that, in December, the Mexican had 12 rounds with Junto Nakatani and lost on points in a controversial bout. The 25-year-old Reyes has an impressive record: 21 wins, 19 of which were by knockout, with one loss. He has played 101 rounds in his professional career since 2020. Early victories account for 90.5% of the total number of fights won. Only three times did the Mexican go the full distance, and two such fights took place recently — against Nakatani and Azat Hovhannisyan. Reyes is about 175 cm tall and has a 165 cm arm span. The Mexican also has victories over Yonfres Parejo, Kevin Luis Munoz and Irving Perez. This will be only his fourth fight outside of Mexico. Reyes will make his featherweight debut.