CAMERON AND DUBOIS TO FIGHT ON ALL-FEMALE CARD IN BIRMINGHAM

Chantelle Cameron will face Mikaela Mayer in a light-middleweight world title unification bout in Birmingham on 29 August. Cameron holds the WBO belt, which she won by defeating Michaela Kotaskova in April, and Mayer holds the WBC and WBA titles. Caroline Dubois will also appear on the card, defending her WBC and WBO lightweight titles against Amelia Moore. The event takes place at BP Pulse and is promoted by Most Valuable Promotions.

Cameron, who is based in Northampton, holds a professional record of 22 wins from 23 fights, with her defeats count standing at one. Among her victories is a win over Ireland's Katie Taylor in 2023. Mayer last fought in October, defeating Mary Spencer, and carries a record of 22 wins from 24 bouts. Dubois is unbeaten in 14 professional contests, with 13 wins and one draw, and stopped five opponents along the way. She claimed unified lightweight champion status by beating Terri Harper on points in April. Her opponent Moore enters the contest with four professional fights behind her.

The card brings together four world title belts across two bouts. Cameron's victory over Kotaskova and Dubois's win over Harper both came in April, placing both British fighters at the top of their respective divisions. Dubois has indicated her intention to contest further belts later in the year following the Birmingham fight. Moore will be attempting to claim a world title in only her fifth professional outing.