Chantelle Cameron is a distinguished professional boxer from England, renowned for her remarkable achievements in the sport. She began her professional career in 2017 after a successful amateur stint, which included winning a silver medal at the 2010 EU Championships. Cameron quickly made her mark by capturing the IBO Female Lightweight Title in December 2017, showcasing her talent with a sixth-round stoppage against Viviane Obenauf. Her first title defense was equally impressive, winning by unanimous decision against Myriam Dellal in March 2018.

In 2020, Cameron transitioned to the light-welterweight division, where she claimed the WBC title, further solidifying her status as a top contender. Her unification bout against Mary McGee in October 2021 resulted in a unanimous decision victory, earning her the IBF title and the inaugural Ring magazine title. Cameron’s relentless pursuit of excellence culminated in November 2022 when she became the undisputed light-welterweight champion, a historic achievement that made her the first female boxer from the UK to hold this title.

Cameron’s career continued to flourish as she successfully defended her titles against formidable opponents, including a notable victory over Katie Taylor in May 2023. This win not only retained her undisputed championship but also showcased her skill and determination on a global stage.

As of 2024, Cameron remains a prominent figure in women’s boxing, recently winning the interim WBC female super-lightweight title. Her journey exemplifies resilience and dedication, inspiring future generations of athletes in the sport.