“I was out for a run the other week and some fella pulled up behind me in a van and I s*** myself,” said Cameron.
In fact, even getting a bit more known at home in Northampton freaked her out. Taylor is one of the biggest sporting stars in Ireland I come in the gym, be at home, I’m a boring person. “I’m a quite isolated person, I just keep myself to myself. I like my own space, I’m not one who would enjoy the fame. It’s about me retiring in boxing and beating the very best there is. “But I don’t care about being the superstar and everyone knowing who I am. “When I beat Katie Taylor then people know who I am,” she said. For online purchases, postage and packaging applies.
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Taylor was already the queen of women’s boxing while Cameron had less than 10 bouts and had just quit kickboxing.Ĭan Chantelle Cameron become the first woman to beat Katie Taylor as a pro? Let us know in the comments section below It was 12 years ago when Taylor outboxed Cameron in the semi-finals of the EU Championships in Poland. Taylor, the lightweight queen, called for a clash with the light-welterweight dominant force in what is sure to be one of women’s boxing’s best fights.īut it won’t be the first time they’ve met in the ring. Now she has her chance but, in Cameron, she faces possibly the toughest fight of her career. Taylor has been denied the chance to box at home after a fatal shooting at a weigh-in in 2016 kept major boxing cards out of the Republic of Ireland because of insurance costs and restrictions from Irish police. READ MORE: 'Katie Taylor has been getting away with it - I've got what it takes to end her reign' The Irish star has never fought before in her homeland as a professional but this Saturday night that will change when she faces Northampton’s Cameron in a battle between two undisputed and unbeaten champions. What she hopes to have done is ruined Katie Taylor’s big homecoming night at the 3 Arena in Ireland’s capital. Wait for it to sink in and think ‘Bloody hell I’ve done it’.” “I’ll go to my room and probably get a Deliveroo. Chantelle Cameron hasn’t got any big celebration plans as she plots to be the party pooper in Dublin this weekend.
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