“Don’t ever doubt me,” a triumphant Katie Taylor told us all last night in Dublin after scoring what might just go down as her greatest, most special ring victory.
Oh, the drama in Dublin! Katie Taylor, the once and future queen of the lightweight division, staged a comeback for the ages against Chantelle Cameron at the 3Arena in Dublin.
This Saturday, November 25, at the 3Arena and LIVE on DAZN, something absolutely fabulous is happening. We’re talking about the rematch of the century in women’s boxing, where Chantelle Cameron, our tough-as-nails champ, and Katie Taylor, the legend of women’s boxing, are going head-to-head for the Undisputed Super-Lightweight World Title.
Reigning female 140 pound champion Chantelle Cameron is talking a brutal fight ahead of her big rematch with Katie Taylor. As fans know, unified lightweight champ Taylor lost in a bid to take Cameron’s unified belts at 140 pounds, this back in May.
Irish superstar Katie Taylor was, in the opinion of some, quite soundly beaten by Chantelle Cameron when the two met in May of this year.
As fans know, unified 140 pound female champ Chantelle Cameron will box a rematch with Katie Taylor, the reigning unified champion at lightweight, in November.
It’s official: Chantelle Cameron and Katie Taylor will box their return fight in Dublin on November 25th. The rematch follows the May fight that saw Cameron defeat Taylor via 10 round majority decision, with Cameron retaining her 140 pound titles.
To nobody’s big surprise, unified women’s lightweight champion Katie Taylor, 22-1(6) is set to enforce her rematch clause for a return meeting with Chantelle Cameron, who defeated the Irish star via majority decision in a good action fight back on May 20 in Dublin.
There is a tendency from fight fans that, when a big-name fighter loses, they call for him or her to retire, especially if the fighter in question is past the mid-30s mark (fans forget how many thousands of journeymen types all around the world, plenty of them way past the age of 30, carry on fighting after losing dozens of times, with no calls for their retirement from the sport).
Going into last night’s huge Chantelle Cameron-Katie Taylor women’s super-fight, plenty of people wondered if defending undisputed 140 pound champion Cameron would get a fair shake from the three judges should the fight in Dublin, Ireland go the distance.