The first time I went to Mexico, it was really difficult. Number one is the language, I didn't know any Spanish language. Of course, the culture itself. Very different from where I grew up. — Tomoki Kameda Copy Share Image
Growing up with my brothers has helped me a lot in training. I have learned a lot from them. The moves, their advice and… — Tomoki Kameda Copy Share Image
In all of my fights, it is a learning experience. I would know afterwards what I need to improve on and what skills I… — Tomoki Kameda Copy Share Image
Being a champion and staying that way is the most difficult thing to deal with. Everyone sees you as a target. They want to… — Tomoki Kameda Copy Share Image
Mexican people are very warm and friendly. I was able to adjust and adapt the new environment. They are very kind and helpful. — Tomoki Kameda Copy Share Image
When the fighters are in the ring, they want to dictate the pace. I want to dominate, so I want to impose to the… — Tomoki Kameda Copy Share Image
I should always train in order to be at a higher level. Other fighters are training hard as well. I have to be a… — Tomoki Kameda Copy Share Image
I would love to fight whoever is the best. I want to test myself on how much I can achieve. — Tomoki Kameda Copy Share Image
Whoever is holding the belt right now is the one I want to fight. I want to get that belt again. It's mine. — Tomoki Kameda Copy Share Image
I believe it is very important to learn different fighting styles to make you a flexible fighter. — Tomoki Kameda Copy Share Image
Being a champion and staying that way is the most difficult thing to deal with. Everyone sees you as a target. They want to… — Tomoki Kameda Copy Share Image
I incorporate different styles that work for me. I could easily change my style depends on my opponent. — Tomoki Kameda Copy Share Image
