Boxing Match Preview: Alan David Picasso (31-0-1, 17 KOs) vs. Kyonosuke Kameda (15-4-2, 9 KOs)

Date: Saturday, July 19, 2025
Venue: MGM Grand Garden Arena, Las Vegas
Division: Super Bantamweight (122 lbs)
Broadcast: PBC Pay-Per-View on Amazon Prime Video

Tale of the Tape

Attribute	Alan David Picasso	Kyonosuke Kameda
Record	31-0-1 (17 KOs)	15-4-2 (9 KOs)
Age	24	26
Height	5′8″ (173 cm)	5′9½″ (176 cm)
Reach	70″ (178 cm)	70½″ (179 cm)
Stance	Orthodox	Orthodox
KO Percentage	54.8%	60%
Rankings	WBC #1, WBO #12, Ring #5	Unranked

Picasso enters as the undefeated rising star from Mexico City, while Kameda—a member of Japan’s famed fighting family—looks to rebound from a tough loss and pull off a major upset.

Recent Form & Momentum

Alan David Picasso

Win vs. Yehison Cuello (TKO 3)

Win vs. Azat Hovhannisyan (UD 12)

Win vs. Sabelo Ngebinyana (TKO 6)

Win vs. Damien Vazquez (UD 10)

Kyonosuke Kameda

Loss vs. Luis Nery (TKO 7)

Win vs. Mugicha Nakagawa (MD 8)

Win vs. Hiroki Hanabusa (UD 8)

Loss vs. Jinki Maeda (SD 4)

Picasso has faced tougher competition and is riding a dominant streak, while Kameda has shown flashes of power but struggled against elite opposition.

Style Breakdown

Picasso

Slick footwork and high ring IQ

Sharp jab and body attack

Comfortable fighting at range or inside

Has gone the distance in 3 of last 5 fights

Kameda

Aggressive counterpuncher with solid power

Slightly longer frame and reach

Vulnerable to pressure and body shots

Stopped twice in 11 pro bouts

Expect Picasso to control tempo with movement and combinations, while Kameda will look to land looping counters and test Picasso’s chin.

Kameda’s power and reach could make things interesting early, but Picasso’s composure, activity, and superior technique should carry him through. Expect Picasso to dominate the scorecards and possibly score a late-round stoppage if Kameda fades.