Brandon Figueroa

Fedora has to look good since it's, since it's gon- since it's gonna be on national TV.

And then for the co-main we got Brandon Figueroa and we got Tadaaki Kameda, and that's a name that you don't hear much-

Whoa.

That's actually a decent fight, but I ain't hear that name in a minute.

Sebastian Fundora back defending his junior middleweight title.

Brandon Figueroa, who you heard recently on this pod, defending his featherweight title.

And we got Dubois-Wardley, the rematch of what is arguably the fight of the year to this point to go over, plus Oshaki Foster joining us on this pod before his junior lightweight unification battle with Emmanuel Navarrete, not this weekend, but next weekend, October 24th.

Jam packed pod.

Championship double header in the, in the top bill and in the co-feature.

Sebastian Fundora is back for another WBC junior middleweight title defense.

That's fight number one, and then we'll talk about Brandon Figueroa some more, who we've already had on the podcast.

Um, let's talk about Fundora.

I love that fight.

Even Brandon Figueroa against Bruce Carrington, right? I hope so.

I'm not

a matchmaker, but

makes it to town.

Do you think Figueroa's like phantom injury, phantom this weekend? I mean, he's

got a tough fight.

Kameda's rough.

But so is Figueroa.

I think he's going to have a...

That's going to be a knockdown-dragout kind of fight.

I think Figueroa wins the fight based on just freshness.

Um, I'm sure that, uh, Fundora's work rate will be high and, uh, one that Irmal has never seen.

Um- Yeah, man, I think that the fight of the night is probably gonna be Brandon Figueroa and, um, Kameda, uh, uh, I think it's Tomoki Kameda.

Um, it's, uh, it's gonna be a good fight, right? Uh, Kameda been around the block.

He's your veteran, you know.

Um, he certainly has already lost, but, uh, like I said, been around the block.

He's a vet, you know, so it's kind of like the youthful pressure of Brandon Figueroa versus the veteran ring intelligence of Tomoki Kameda.

Now, Kameda did just lose to Angelo Leo, which is always a decent thing because it's like a barometer, but he is coming into this title shot with a, you know, loss already.

So, you know, we, we, we, we complain on a higher level, just wanna, you know, stay consistent.

He's coming off his first knockout loss.

First loss, but a knockout loss and a devastating knockout loss against Brandon Figueroa.

But in that fight, Brandon Figueroa matched him for everything he'd done.

And that was the first fight I've ever seen Nick Ball tired in.

And then he ended up getting, you know, knocked out at the end of it.

Yeah, it should be pretty, pretty easy.

Uh, what I think will be the, the most destructive fight, Brandon Figueroa defending his WBA featherweight title against Tomoki Kameda.

Mm.

Rest in peace to Kameda was my thoughts.