After losing her undisputed super-lightweight titles to Katie Taylor in the rematch, Chantelle Cameron will be desperate to avenge that loss in a trilogy bout in 2024. ‘Il Capo’ is widely regarded as one of the best pound-for-pound female fighter in the world, and here at SportsLens we have decided to take a deep dive into Chantelle Cameron’s boxing record.
Chantelle Cameron Boxing Record
Chantelle Cameron lost her undisputed super-lightweight belts for the first time in her rematch with Katie Taylor, losing via majority decision. ‘Il Capo’ was the 8/15 betting favourite with best boxing betting sites pre-fight, after comprehensively beating Taylor first time around in May. However, she couldn’t repeat this feat second time around.
Up to now in her professional career, Chantelle Cameron has barely put a foot wrong. In her 19 professional fights to date, the fighting pride of Northampton has had her hand raised on all but one occasion. Not only that, but Cameron is already a two-weight world champion.
Of these 18 victories, the former undisputed super-lightweight queen has finished eight of her opponents inside the scheduled distance. Cameron made her professional debut back in May 2017, winning her first four fights as a pro before getting a vacant world title shot in just her fifth fight.
‘Il Capo’ won the IBO World Lightweight Title at the first attempt, forcing Viviane Obenauf to retire in her corner after six rounds. Cameron had become world champion in jut her fifth fight – quite an amazing achievement.
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After a couple of defences of her title at 135-pounds, Chantelle Cameron decided to move up a weight class to super-lightweight. This is of course where she campaigns now, having fought her last seven fights at 140-pounds.
After a wide unanimous decision victory against Anahi Ester Sanchez in November 2019, Cameron had earned the opportunity at becoming a two-weight world champion in just her 13th fight.
Cameron fought fellow undefeated fighter Adriana dos Santos Araujo for the vacant WBC World Super-Lightweight Title in October 2020. Of course, Cameron passed that test with flying colours, winning via wide unanimous decision and becoming a two-division world champion in the process.
A fight later, Chantelle Cameron made a successful first defence of her WBC strap with a stoppage victory over Melissa Hernandez. Then came a unification bout with Mary McGee at 140-pounds. Once again, the 32-year-old proved too strong and added the IBF World Super-Lightweight Title to her name after a one sided beatdown.
Just two fights later was Cameron’s chance to become the undisputed champion. Up next was Jessica McCaskill in an undisputed bout for all five recognised world title belts in Abu Dhabi, UAE. Cameron put in a clinical performance on the night, defeating the American to become the #1 in the division.
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Then of course came the first fight with Katie Taylor. Cameron went into the bout as the underdog with the best UK sports betting sites, but won via majority decision after 10 rounds of exceptional boxing.
However, Cameron then suffered defeat for the first time as a pro in the rematch, losing via majority decision to the fighting pride of Ireland. This sets up a potentially huge trilogy in 2024 between the pair.
That takes us up to now in the career of Chantelle Cameron. Check out the best sports betting apps ahead of Cameron’s next fight, whenever that may be. Chantelle Cameron is one of the most exciting fighters in the UK right now, and will continue to be in entertaining fights as her career progresses.
There are some potentially huge fights on the horizon for ‘Il Capo’ in 2024. There is of course the potentially trilogy with ‘KT’, or else a potential move up to welterweight in an attempt at becoming a three-weight world champion. You certainly wouldn’t put it past Cameron.
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