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Review: 2013-12-14, good pace and some heavy exchanges: Shane Cameron vs Brian Minto gets three stars. Shane Cameron entered the fight with a record of 29-3-0 (22 KOs=76%) while Brian Minto had a record of 38-7-0 (24 knockouts). Cameron vs Minto is valid for the vacant WBO Oriental heavyweight title. Watch the video!
Review: 2012-11-21, the fight between Danny Green and Shane Cameron has not been particularly exciting: two stars. Danny Green (32-5-0) entered as the No.15 cruiserweight in the world while Shane Cameron (29-2-0) entered as the No.16 heavyweight. Green vs Cameron is valid for the vacant IBO cruiserweight title. Watch the video!
Review: 2012-07-05, the fight between Monte Barrett and Shane Cameron is very close to get four stars thanks to the impressive Ko in the fourth round. Monte Barrett (35-9-2) entered as the No.25 heavyweight in the world while Shane Cameron (28-2-0) entered as the No.13. Barrett vs Cameron is valid for the WBO Asia Pacific and WBO Oriental heavyweight titles. Watch the video!
Review: 2009-10-03, the fight between David Tua and Shane Cameron was exciting for the impressive KO of the Samoan, who knocked down Cameron at the beginning of the second round. David Tua (49-3-1) could remember Mike Tyson for the amount of Ko that he had in his record and also for his style of fighting, but against stronger opponents he has never been convincing. Shane Cameron (23-1-0), however, was a good boxer and still today is at thirteenth place of the boxrec’s ranking (cruiserweight division); Tua vs Cameron was valid for the WBO Asia Pacific and WBO Oriental heavyweight title. Watch the video!
