The city of Birmingham, England is set to host a world championship doubleheader that will bring together four of the top female fighters in the world for a high-stakes evening at the BP Pulse Live Arena. The main event will feature a junior middleweight unification showdown between America’s Mikaela Mayer (pictured) and Britain’s Chantelle Cameron. The chief support sees WBC lightweight world champion Caroline Dubois of Great Britain will defend her title against undefeated American contender Amelia Moore.
Mayer is a 2016 U.S. Olympian and former unified 130-pound champion. Mayer has cemented her legacy by winning world titles across multiple divisions. After moving up in weight and dominating the welterweight ranks, the American enters this bout boasting elite technical skills, exceptional reach, and a relentless work rate.
Cameron is a former undisputed junior welterweight world champion and one of Great Britain’s most formidable fighters. Following memorable clashes on boxing’s biggest stages, including ring wars against Katie Taylor, the Northampton native aims to re-establish her dominance on the global scene by capturing the 154-pound crown in front of her home fans. This matchup pairs two of the finest pound-for-pound fighters on the planet, guaranteeing an intriguing clash of styles between two proven champions accustomed to competing at the absolute highest level.
Dubois is a former amateur standout who captured Youth Olympic gold. Known as “Sweet Caroline,” Dubois has experienced a meteoric rise in the professional ranks, displaying punch power and hand speed that have established her in the 135-pound division.
Amelia Moore:
A former U.S. National Team member and decorated amateur competitor, Moore makes her defining leap onto the international stage carrying an unblemished professional record. The American has spent years preparing for this moment, bringing a tricky southpaw stance, non-stop pressure, and high-volume punching to the ring.The athletic rivalry between the UK and USA adds extra flair to this matchup of unbeaten fighters, with the outcome set to directly shape the future of the lightweight division.
