CHANTELLE CAMERON, the unified light-welterweight champion, was defeated by Mary McGee. She is now one win away undisputed glory.
Cameron defeated McGee in ten rounds. This was the headliner at O2 Arena, after Dillian Whyte with shoulder injury pulled out fighting Otto Wallin.
After beating Mary McGee, Chantelle Cameron was named the unified champion
She also added Ring Magazine and IBF titles to her collection, while making sure that her WBC belt returned home to Northampton.
Cameron will now wait to see who will win between Kali Reis (35), and Jessica Camara (33), where the WBO/WBA titles will be up for grabs on November 19.
The British star does not care who wins, but he was quick to praise McGee's toughness after ten intense rounds.
Camerson stated: "She was strong, she took some shots. I always thought that she would be tough and powerful. She's a really tough little girl.
"It doesn’t matter who I meet next, I’m taking the belts anyway.
It feels incredible, Eddie. Thank you for all your support."
Cameron, aged 30, was the smoother operator, walking McGee, 35 onto shots. The American never stopped coming forward.
McGee was the better puncher, so she chose to box on the back foot for the majority of the fight.
Cameron was able to land the most eye-catching shots with her right and left hands during the action.
McGee, to her credit, did not stop being present until the last bell but was outclassed by a verdict that read 100-90, 99-111, and 99-92.
