After shocking the Katie Taylor’s (22-1-0) faithful in Dublin last time out in May, Chantelle Cameron (18-0-0) from Northampton will be hoping for the same result as she defends her undisputed light-welterweight championship this Saturday night at the 3Arena in Dublin.
The 37-year-old Taylor experienced her first ever loss in a professional boxing ring when she lost on points 95-95, 96-94, and 96-94 back in May this year.
This time around it will be the first time in her career where she will be the underdog and also will be the first time she’ll be walking first to the ring.
As we edge closer to the first bell, Taylor will have to prove if she can still compete against the next generation of Women’s Boxing.
However, Taylor will be hoping for revenge and if successful, she’ll be the first female fighter to be an undisputed champion across two weight divisions.
Writers Thoughts:
As much as I would love to see a Taylor win, she comes up against a women who back in May was on a completely different level.
In my opinion Taylor’s best chance is to take Cameron the whole 10 rounds and box intelligently, but that is speaking from the heart. My head however is saying Cameron could shock the Dublin crowd for the second successive time by stopping Taylor early by a TKO/KO.
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