Irish boxer Katie Taylor is eager for another crack at Chantelle Cameron after losing her undefeated record by the narrowest of margins in the light-welterweight title fight.
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Chantelle Cameron admits that if it wasn't for Katie Taylor calling her out on Instagram then there is a chance the two of them may never have fought.
There could be a fight of the year contender this Saturday night when Katie Taylor makes a triumphant homecoming to Ireland to take on Chantelle Cameron.
Maisey Rose Courtney will appear on the undercard of Katie Taylor's much-anticipated Irish homecoming.
The undisputed lightweight champion returns to the ring later this month as she competes in her home country of Ireland for the very first time.
Ireland's Katie Taylor will bid to become an undisputed world champion in a second weight category on her homecoming as she challenges Chantelle Cameron on May 20.
Katie Taylor has publicly stated that she wants to face Chantelle Cameron in Ireland on May 20 after her rematch against Amanda Serrano was postponed.
An injury to Amanda Serrano has put an end to her May rematch with world champion Katie Taylor.
Matchroom boxing supremo Eddie Hearn has suggested that he wants Katie Taylor’s next fight to be at Croke Park in April or May.
