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It was supposed to be a coronation, but Filip Hrgovic had other ideas and has won a portion of the heavyweight crown. We are ready to recap his shocking turnaro

On Friday afternoon in Birmingham, England, Women’s unified junior middleweight champion Mikaela Mayer (22-2, 5 KOs) and WBO champion Chantelle Cameron (22-1, 8 KOs) weighed in, making Saturday’s unification fight on ESPN+ official. Mayer is coming into fight night as a 2-1 favorite, as this is a competitive matchup that will see the winner take home three pieces of the division’s titles. With a Saturday filled with boxing across various platforms, this is one fight that aims to break out of the fight buffet this weekend. Mikaela Mayer vs Chantelle Cameron Weigh-In Results…

Mikaela Mayer predicts her fight against Chantelle Cameron will be the Female Fight of the Year for 2026. Who could doubt it?

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What is at stake for Mikaela Mayer and Chantelle Cameron on Saturday in the U.K.? For starters, three of the four belts in the junior welterweight division. That isn’t it, though. The fight is hugely consequential, so much so that my podcast co-host, Dakota, has boldly labeled it “The Fight of the Summer.” While 2026 might be remembered as the year boxing left America, Mayer and Cameron represent something different: the pursuit of greatness while advancing women’s boxing. Here are the key points I see. The Lingering GWOAT Shadow Claressa Shields won two of the four unified middleweight titles when she stopped Kaye Scott.

Most Valuable Promotions (MVP) is going back-to-back weeks, with Saturday's card live from the bp pulse LIVE Arena in Birmingham, United Kingdom, on ESPN+ in the U.S. and Sky Sports in the U.K. Women’s unified junior middleweight champion Mikaela Mayer (22-2, 5 KOs) defends her titles in a unification bout against WBO champion Chantelle Cameron (22-1, 8 KOs) in a scheduled ten-round bout. Mayer was last in the ring in October, where she earned a unanimous decision over Mary Spencer to win the vacant WBA & WBC titles. On the other hand, Spencer beat Michaela Kotaskove via unanimous decision to win the vacant WBO title.