Cameron Claims Second Weight Class World Title and Sets Sights on Mayer

Chantelle Cameron made history by becoming a two-weight world champion, securing the vacant WBO super-welterweight title with a unanimous decision win over Michaela Kotaskova. Following her victory, Cameron called out Mikaela Mayer, facing off with the American star in the ring. 'I have immense respect for Mikaela Mayer; she's an exceptional fighter. I've wanted this fight for a long time,' Cameron stated. 'We should give the fans an exciting fight for women's boxing.' Cameron, formerly the undisputed world champion at 140lbs and the only professional to defeat Katie Taylor, stepped up to super-welterweight for the first time. She won the fight with a unanimous decision, 100-90 and 99-91 twice, after 10 three-minute rounds. Cameron applied consistent pressure, finding success with a right over the top and targeted body work that drained Kotaskova. As the bout progressed, Cameron landed uppercuts, hooks, and rights, taking control of the fight. Kotaskova tried to mount a comeback but was ultimately outclassed. Cameron's victory sets up a potential showdown with Mayer. In other action, Irma Garcia defended her IBF super-flyweight title against Emma Dolan, stopping her in three rounds. Garcia's experience and skill proved too much for Dolan, who was challenging for a world title for the first time. Shannon Courtenay also impressed, stopping Sasha Booker in three rounds. Courtenay is now seeking a rematch with Ebanie Bridges, whom she defeated in 2021 to win the WBA bantamweight title. 'I won a world title, had the world at my feet, lost it, and everything fell apart. I only have myself to blame,' Courtenay said. 'I want the Bridges fight.' Teresa Makinen preserved her unbeaten record with a tight eight-round win over Chloe Watson, while Elizabeth Oshoba stopped Chelsey Arnell in the third round.