Two of the top female fighters in the world face off for undisputed gold on May 20. Already undisputed at lightweight, Katie Taylor faces Chantelle Cameron for the latter's status as undisputed super lightweight champion.
The fight is inside the 3Arena in Dublin, Taylor’s backyard. DAZN airs the bout.
Taylor has won gold at super lightweight before, beating Christina Linardatou in 2019 for the WBO title. She is ready to add more gold to her collection while enhancing her already-made legacy.
Per Caesars, Taylor is the -170 favorite, while Cameron is the +145 underdog. That doesn't faze Cameron, who is used to proving herself to doubters.
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“I’m no stranger to boxing away from home now, and to be going into Katie’s backyard for her homecoming is massive," she said. "I’m glad to be a part of history again like I was in Abu Dhabi. I know what I will be up against and that I am the underdog, but I relish that. The fight will be electric. We both are experienced, we are both game, and we are both are coming to win.”
Outside the main event, a title fight featuring a trailblazer for women’s boxing is on the card. Other bouts feature veterans, contenders, and newcomers. Here is a look into the entire main card of Taylor vs. Cameron.
Why is Ellie Scotney not fighting?
Ellie Scotney was supposed to fight on the Taylor-Cameron card, facing Cherneka Johnson for the IBF super bantamweight title. Scotney later revealed that she got removed from the event due to issues surrounding trainer Shane McGuigan and Cameron.
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— Ellie Scotney (@elliescotney_) April 4, 2023
McGuigan worked with Cameron until 2019. Cameron suggested it was the best way forward for the sake of her own mental health. She said she almost walked away from boxing but could not disclose additional details due to a non-disclosure agreement.
— Chantelle Cameron (@chantellecam) April 5, 2023
Scotney will now fight Johnson on June 10 on the same card as Sunny Edwards vs. Andres Campos, who are fighting for the IBF flyweight title.
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Katie Taylor vs. Chantelle Cameron undercard
Terri Harper vs. Cecilia Braekhus
- Division/Weight: Cruiserweight
- Harper record: 13-1-1
- Braekhus record: 37-2
- Belts at stake: WBA super welterweight title
The co-main event will feature Terri Harper vs. Cecilia Braekhus for the former's WBA super welterweight title. A three-time national champion at the amateur level, Harper (13-1-1) turned pro in 2017. "Belter" beat Eva Wahlstrom in 2020 for the WBC super featherweight title. After fighting Natasha Jonas to a draw in 2020, she beat Katharina Thanderz before losing her status as champion against Alycia Baumgardner in 2021.
Harper recovered by winning two in a row, including a victory over Hannah Rankin in September to win the WBA super welterweight title.
“This fight has been a long time coming, but it will be worth the wait to be on such an amazing card,” said Harper. “All eyes around the world will be watching that night, and I want to show everyone who Terri Harper is.”
Braekhus (37-2), a trailblazer, turned pro in 2007. A silver medalist in the 2005 World Championships, the Norwegian won the WBA and WBC welterweight titles in 2009 against Vinni Skovgaard. 'The First Lady' won the WBA title in 2010 against Victoria Cisneros and the IBF title against Ivana Habazin in 2014. She competed in 25 straight successful title defenses, tying Joe Louis.
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Braekhus’ streak ended in 2020, when she lost the belts against Jessica McCaskill in the streets of Tulsa, Oklahoma. She lost the rematch in 2021 but recovered in December 2022 by beating Marisa Joana Portillo. The 41-year-old attempts to become a two-division world champion.
"I'm very excited to challenge Terri Harper for the WBA 154lb. World Title on this tremendous card, my first time fighting in Ireland," said Braekhus. "I've spent my entire career facing the toughest challenges, and this fight is another chapter."
Dennis Hogan vs. James Metcalf
- Division/Weight: Super Welterweight
- Hogan record: 34-4-1
- Metcalf record: 24-2
- Belts at stake: N/A
Also on the card will be Dennis Hogan vs. James Metcalf. Hogan (31-4-1) turned pro in 2011. Fighting primarily in Australia to start his career, Hogan won local gold before winning the Australian middleweight title in 2013 and the NABA super welterweight title in 2015. 'Hurricane' failed to capture the interim WBA super welterweight title against Jack Culcay in 2015 and, since that loss, has gone 9-3.
He lost three in a row from 2019-2021, including bouts against Jaime Munguia for the WBO super welterweight title and Jermall Charlo for the WBC middleweight title. On a three-fight win streak, Hogan last fought in October, beating Sam Eggington via majority decision.
The son of Shea Neary, Metcalf (24-2) turned pro in 2011. 'Kid Shamrock' won the Commonwealth super welterweight title in 2019 but failed to capture the British super welterweight title in 2021. He has since gone 3-1 and is on a three-fight win streak. Metcalf last fought in December, beating Courtney Pennington via retirement.
Gary Cully vs. Jose Felix
- Division/Weight: Lightweight
- Cully record: 16-0
- Felix record: 39-6-1
- Belts at stake: N/A
Gary Cully faces Jose Felix. A 2013 European Youth Championships gold medalist, Cully (16-0) turned pro in 2017. Primarily fighting in Belfast to start his career, Cully beat Viktor Kotochigov in 2021 for the WBO European lightweight title. On a five-fight knockout streak, Cully last fought in February, beating Wilfredo Flores.
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Felix (39-6-1) turned pro in 2009. In 2014, he had his 28-fight unbeaten streak snapped by Bryan Vasquez in a bout for the interim WBA super featherweight title. 'Josesito' is 2-2 in his last four fights, his last bout being a unanimous decision loss against Sandor Martin in April 2022.
Caoimhin Agyarko vs. Grant Dennis
- Division/Weight: Middleweight
- Agyarko record: 12-0
- Dennis record: 18-4
- Belts at stake: N/A
The event also features Caoimhin Agyarko vs. Grant Dennis. Agyarko (12-0) turned pro in 2018. The Irish fighter has seven wins via knockout. In his last bout in July 2022, 'Black Thunder' beat Lukasz Maciec via unanimous decision.
Dennis (18-4) turned pro in 2014 and failed to capture the English middleweight title in 2017. Following that loss against Elliott Matthews, Dennis has gone 8-3. 'Go Getter' lost against Danny Dignum for the WBO European title in 2022 but won his last bout in March against Vasif Mamedov.
Thomas Carty vs. Jay McFarlane
- Division/Weight: Heavyweight
- Carty record: 5-0
- McFarlane record: 14-7
- Belts at stake: N/A
Thomas Carty faces Jay McFarlane. Carty (5-0) turned pro in 2021. "The Bomber" has won four in a row via knockout, his last bout in April against Miloslav Pavek. McFarlane (14-7) turned pro in 2016. 'The Ghost' is 3-2 in his previous five bouts and won his last bout in March against Rys Kaney.
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Maisey Rose Courtney vs. Kate Radomska
- Division/Weight: Flyweight
- Courtney record: 2-0
- Radomska record: 3-1
- Belts at stake: N/A
Newcomers clash as Maisey Rose Courtney faces Kate Radomska. Courtney (2-0) turned pro in 2022. The 22-year-old beat Buchra El Quaissi in her last bout in March via points. Radomska (3-1) turned pro in 2021. After winning her first three bouts, the 33-year-old lost her last fight in July 2022 against Gemma Ruegg.
When is Katie Taylor vs. Chantelle Cameron?
The Katie Taylor vs. Chantelle Cameron card begins at 7 p.m. BST, which is 2 p.m. ET. Here's how that translates to different time zones globally:
| Region | Date | Main Card Start Time | Main Event Ring Walks (approx.) |
| USA and Canada (ET) | Saturday, May 20 | 2 p.m. ET | 5:30 p.m. ET |
| USA and Canada (PT) | Saturday, May 20 | 11 a.m. PT | 2.30 p.m. PT |
| UK and Ireland | Saturday, May 20 | 7 p.m. BST | 10:30 p.m. BST |
| Australia | Sunday, May 21 | 4 a.m. AEST | 7:30 a.m. AEST |
How to watch Katie Taylor vs. Chantelle Cameron: TV channel, live stream
Katie Taylor vs. Chantelle Cameron is live on DAZN in the U.S. and can be streamed on DAZN worldwide.
WATCH: Katie Taylor vs. Chantelle Cameron, live on DAZN
| Region | TV channel | Live streaming |
| USA | DAZN | DAZN, PPV.com |
| Canada | DAZN | DAZN |
| UK and Ireland | DAZN | DAZN |
| Australia | DAZN | DAZN |
Katie Taylor vs. Chantelle Cameron price: How much does the fight cost?
- DAZN monthly subscription: $19.99 on a 12-month contract or $24.99 month-to-month in U.S./ $24.99 per month in Canada/ £9.99 in the U.K. on a 12-month contract or £19.99 month-to-month. £13.99 AUD in Australia
- DAZN annual subscription: $224.99 in the U.S., $199.99 in Canada, £99.99 in the U.K.
