Chantelle Cameron beat Mikaela Mayer to add the WBA and WBC light-middleweight titles to her WBO belt, uniting the division's crowns.
Key facts
- Chantelle Cameron defeated Mikaela Mayer.
- Cameron added the WBA and WBC light-middleweight titles to her existing WBO belt.
- The BBC described the performance as one of the finest of Cameron's career.
- The victory makes Cameron the unified light-middleweight champion.
Chantelle Cameron produced what the BBC described as one of the finest displays of her career to defeat Mikaela Mayer and become the unified light-middleweight champion.
With the win, Cameron added the WBA and WBC titles to the WBO belt she already held, bringing multiple versions of the division’s championship together under a single fighter.
According to the BBC, the standard of Cameron’s performance ranked among the best of her professional career, underlining her status at the top of the light-middleweight division.
The result marks a significant milestone for Cameron, who now holds three of the sport’s recognised light-middleweight titles following her victory over Mayer.
Why it matters
Unifying multiple world titles is a rare achievement in boxing and cements Chantelle Cameron's standing as one of the leading fighters in her division. The win adds to the growing profile and competitiveness of women's boxing at the elite level.
Frequently asked questions
Which titles did Chantelle Cameron win against Mikaela Mayer?
Cameron added the WBA and WBC light-middleweight titles to the WBO belt she already held, according to the BBC.
Who did Chantelle Cameron beat to become unified champion?
She defeated Mikaela Mayer, as reported by the BBC.
How was Cameron's performance described?
The BBC described it as one of the finest displays of her career.