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Chantelle Cameron claimed the WBA Super Welterweight World Championship with a dominant unanimous decision over Mikaela Mayer in Birmingham.
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Chantelle Cameron is the new WBA Super Welterweight World Champion after a commanding unanimous decision victory over Mikaela Mayer in Birmingham, England.
The British fighter dictated the pace across ten rounds, deploying a smart pressure-based approach to nullify Mayer's reach advantage. Body shots proved a key weapon, slowing the American's movement as the contest wore on.
All three judges had Cameron clearly ahead, returning cards of 97-93, 97-93 and 96-94 - a reflection of her consistent control, The World Boxing Association reports.
Mayer showed flashes of her sharp counter-punching ability, but Cameron's relentless tempo and power proved decisive in the championship rounds. The Birmingham crowd erupted as the verdict was confirmed.
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