Two of the best female boxers on the planet will meet again, when Katie Taylor and Chantelle Cameron clash in November 2023.
Here is everything you need to know ahead of this hotly-anticipated rematch between two of the finest female boxers on the planet…
Chantelle Cameron v Katie Taylor 2: Fight Preview
As soon as the words ‘And still’ boomed out of the microphone held by Ring Announcer David Diamante, both Chantelle Cameron and Katie Taylor already knew they would fight again.
A contractual rematch clause allows Taylor another opportunity to become a two-weight undisputed champion on November 25 when she challenges Cameron for her super-lightweight crown. And once again, she has home advantage back at the 3Arena in Dublin, the same venue as the first fight.
Knowing all of that does not dampen the fact that Cameron was the better fighter on May 20 and was a deserving winner, despite the 95-95 scorecard from Chicago judge Patrick Morley.
In the betting the tables have turned as well. Cameron is the odds-on favourite to emerge triumphant with Taylor the short-priced odds-against fighter in what should be another action-packed night of boxing in the Irish capital.
Chantelle Cameron v Katie Taylor 2: All You Need To Know
| What | Katie Taylor v Chantelle Cameron II |
| Where | 3Arena, Dublin |
| When | Saturday, 25th November 2023 |
| How to watch | DAZN |
| Odds | Chantelle Cameron 8/15, Katie Taylor 11/8 |
When is Chantelle Cameron v Katie Taylor 2?
The second fight between the pair will take place on Saturday, 25th November 2023.
What time is Chantelle Cameron v Katie Taylor 2?
The main card is expected to get underway at 19:00. It’s likely that the main event – Taylor v Cameron – will start at around 22:30, but exact timings will depend on the length of the undercard fights.
Where is Chantelle Cameron v Katie Taylor 2?
The second fight will take place at the same venue as the first clash, at the 3Arena in Dublin.
The venue was opened in December 2008 and is based at the Dublin Docklands area, holding a capacity of 13,000 spectators.
This will be only the second time Taylor will have fought in her home country, following the first fight with Cameron.
Can I watch Chantelle Cameron v Katie Taylor 2?
The fight will be shown live on subscription streaming service DAZN. The bout will be available in over 200 countries around the world.
Who is the favourite for Chantelle Cameron v Katie Taylor 2?
Champion Cameron goes into this rematch as the 8/15 favourite, following her victory in the first clash in May.
Taylor, who suffered her first defeat in 22 fights in the first bout, is 11/8 to win and claim the titles from her opponent.
Are there any belts on the line for Chantelle Cameron v Katie Taylor 2?
Northampton’s Cameron retained her four titles in the first bout and those belts will be on the line again when she goes toe-to-toe with Taylor.
The WBA, WBC, WBO and IBF are up for grabs in the May fight, but not Taylor’s lightweight title, as this bout is taking place at 140lbs.
What is Chantelle Cameron’s record?
Cameron heads into November’s fight undefeated in 18 professional fights, with eight of those victories coming by stoppage.
The 32-year-old represented England as an amateur and was defeated by Taylor in the semi-finals of the 2011 EU Championships.
What is Katie Taylor’s record?
Taylor’s defeat in the first fight with Cameron was her first loss in 23 professional bouts, with six of those coming via a stoppage.
The 36-year-old came through the amateur ranks over a 11-year spell, winning a goal medal at the 2012 Olympic Games in London.
Despite her defeat in May, Taylor remains the undisputed lightweight champion and the Bray Bomber will look to become a two-weight world champion.
Chantelle Cameron Profile:
Becoming undisputed female super-lightweight champion by beating Jessica McCaskill in November 2002 was proof that Chantelle Cameron was the best of the best at 140lbs.
However, with a lack of depth in the weight division, ‘Il Capo’ knew she needed a household name on her record to take her career to a different level.
Against Taylor she was by no means a longshot and many experts tipped her to win. But going into Ireland to ruin a homecoming for the country’s Golden Girl elevated the challenge facing Cameron.
Cameron may have held all the belts and been the natural super-lightweight, but Taylor was the superstar and looked destined to go unbeaten for the rest of her career.
The fact that Cameron matched her opponent in nearly every department and two of the three judges recognised she deserved to win was a good look for the sport.
On November 25, all of that will be forgotten and the reset button will be pressed.
This time around she may have to be even more dominant to beat Taylor. Cameron knows that not only can she break Irish hearts again, but she has the chance to be the one that retires a legend.
With a stronger mindset, an unbreakable spirit and even greater self-belief,
few would bet against her. Once again Chantelle Cameron goes into the lion’s den to take on not just Katie Taylor but thousands of fans and an entire nation.
