Cameron, Taylor make weight

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Photo: Mark Robinson / Matchroom Boxing

Both Chantelle Cameron and Katie Taylor made weight for their undisputed female world super lightweight title rematch. Cameron weighed 139.5 pounds, Taylor weighed 139.6 pounds.

Gary Cully 134.5 vs. Reece Mould 134.1
Paddy Donovan 146.6 vs. Danny Ball 146.7
Thomas Carty 254.3 vs. Dan Garber 220.5
Skye Nicolson 125.2 vs. Lucy Wildheart 125.4
Zelfa Barrett 132.3 vs. Costin Ion 132.3
Emmet Brennan 170.3 vs. Jamie Morrisey 169.7
John Cooney 129.6 vs. Liam Gaynor 128.8
Giorgio Visioli 134.9 vs. Lee Anthony Sibley 133.5

Venue: 3Arena, Dublin, Ireland
Promoter: Matchroom
TV: DAZN

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  • I still think they should have either done this at 135 or weighed in twice and did it for both weights. Chantelle Cameron fights three consecutive fights against undisputed champions and the only one putting their titles on the line in all three fights is Chantelle Cameron.

    • I am picking Cameron but it will still be quite a feather in her cap if she goes to Ireland and beats Taylor twice. A side off topic note…watched Briggs – Botha for the first time this week. What a scrap that was! Saw the Tony-Ruddock exhibition as well. They did all right for their age. Tony being your favorite knew he had to bring it! LOL!

      • Definitely! Go to Ireland and take Katie Taylor’s 0 and then go back and beat her again?? What an accomplishment. Toney – Ruddock was much better than expected and I wouldn’t mind seeing either one of them get doing it again. With appropriate opponents – why not.

        • Yeah, I miss seeing James fight. However, he should not be taking anymore shots to the head.

  • Taylor needs to find a way to avoid Cameron’s excellent right-hand if she is going to have a chance of winning.

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