In a dominant performance, Northampton’s Chantelle Cameron secured a unanimous points victory over Sweden’s Patricia Berghult at the bp pulse LIVE arena in Birmingham, England. The win keeps Cameron firmly in contention for a shot at the world title belts, with her sights set on the winner of the highly anticipated rematch between Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano later this month.
Cameron’s Impressive Showing
From the opening bell, Cameron showcased her superior skills, outclassing Berghult throughout the ten-round contest. The judges’ scorecards reflected Cameron’s dominance, with scores of 100-90, 99-91, and 98-92 in her favor. This victory marks Cameron’s second win since her close loss to Taylor nearly a year ago, proving she remains a formidable force in the division.
Targeting the Taylor-Serrano Winner
Following her impressive win, Cameron made her intentions clear, stating, “I think I made a big statement there and I want a shot at my belts again. I will keep my eyes on that fight and hopefully I will get the chance to fight the winner.” The fight she refers to is the upcoming rematch between undisputed junior welterweight world champion Katie Taylor and Puerto Rican star Amanda Serrano, set to take place on November 15 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.
If they avoid me, there are other big fights out there.
Chantelle Cameron
A Convincing Victory
Cameron’s performance against Berghult left no doubt about her prowess in the ring. She staggered the Swedish fighter with a left hook in the third round and continued to apply pressure with powerful right hands throughout the fight. Despite Cameron’s best efforts, Berghult’s resilience prevented a stoppage, but the outcome was never in question.
Masoud Edges Davies in Thrilling Co-Main Event
In the co-main event, Shabaz Masoud emerged victorious over Liam Davies in a closely contested junior featherweight clash. Masoud’s quick hands and slick skills earned him a split decision win, with scores of 115-113 and 116-112 in his favor, while one judge scored it 115-113 for Davies.
The win propels Masoud, who remains undefeated, closer to a world title shot in the talent-rich 122-pound division, currently ruled by Japanese sensation Naoya Inoue.
Looking Ahead
With her convincing victory over Berghult, Chantelle Cameron has solidified her position as a top contender in the junior welterweight division. As she awaits the outcome of the Taylor-Serrano rematch, boxing fans worldwide eagerly anticipate her next move. Whether she faces the winner of that bout or pursues another high-profile matchup, one thing is certain: Chantelle Cameron is a force to be reckoned with and a rising star in women’s boxing.
