Kameda defends WBA flyweight title

Kameda defends WBA flyweight title

TOKYO, Japan - Japan's WBA flyweight champion Daiki Kameda (L) and compatriot and former champion Takefumi Sakata fight at Tokyo Big Sight on Sept. 25, 2010. Kameda defeated Sakada, successfully defending his title for the first time. (Kyodo)

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