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Mikaela Mayer vs Chantelle Cameron – Results & Post-Fight Report

Cameron unifies titles with Mayer victory

Chantelle Cameron beat Mayer on points. Photo Credit: Most Valuable Promotions
Chantelle Cameron beat Mayer on points. Photo Credit: Most Valuable Promotions

At the top of a UK v USA bill at BP Pulse Arena in Birmingham, Chantelle Cameron became WBC, WBA and WBO super welterweight champion, as she took a points win against Mikaela Mayer.

Cameron (23-1, KO8) was coming off a wide points win against Michaela Kotaskova, while Mayer (22-3, KO5) took a clear points win against Mary Spencer to capture vacant WBC and WBO belts in October 2025.

Mayer imposed herself early on, but Cameron worked well on the counter, and drove her opponent to the ropes in the fourth, and again at the start of the fifth, with Mayer bleeding and breathing heavily by the sixth.

The contest went back and forth, and although Cameron was cut in the later rounds, it looked like she had done enough, and the contest went to the scorecards at the end of ten hard-fought rounds.

Chantelle Cameron picked up a unanimous decision victory over Mayer. Photo Credit: Most Valuable Promotions
Chantelle Cameron picked up a unanimous decision victory over Mayer. Photo Credit: Most Valuable Promotions

Two scores of 97-93 and a third at 96-94 confirmed Cameron as the unified world champion.

Caroline Dubois vs Amelia Moore

Caroline Dubois (14-0-1, KO5) retained her WBC and WBO lightweight crowns, as she widely outpointed Amelia Moore (4-1, KO1) over ten rounds. Dubois was adjudged the winner by two scores of 99-90 and one score of 98-91.

Caroline Dubois pictured with Jake Paul after Amelia Moore win. Photo Credit: Most Valuable Promotions
Caroline Dubois pictured with Jake Paul after Amelia Moore win. Photo Credit: Most Valuable Promotions

Dubois and Alycia Baumgardner clashed ringside after.

Remaining Undercard

Reina Tellez (14-1-1, KO5) took a ten-round points win against Jessica Barry (10-2, KO2) in their featherweight meeting.

In eight round bouts, in a super lightweight contest, former world champion Terri Harper (17-3-2, KO7) dropped Miranda Reyes (9-4-1, KO3) twice on the way to a second round win, and  Scott Melvin (13-1, KO3) was a sixth-round winner against Dylan Cheema (11-4, KO3) at lightweight.

Tysie Gallagher (11-2, KO0) was a 77-75 winner against Brandi Robinson (5-1, KO1) at super bantamweight.

In six round contests. Gemma Richardson (5-0, KO1) was a points winner at super lightweight against Kirstie Bavington (10-6-2, KO2), and Shannon Courtenay (11-3-1, KO4) was held to a draw at super flyweight against Ebonie Cotton (2-2-1, KO0).

At super lightweight, Neeraj Goyat (21-4-2, KO9) was a points winner against Yessin Koulali (8-2, KO3), and Hamza Uddin (7-0, KO4) won in the second round at flyweight against Jemsi Kibazange (22-16-4, KO8).

Brandon Bethell (8-1, KO1) won all six rounds at super lightweight against Jorge Luis Huerta Balleza (4-20, KO1).