Chantelle Cameron confident about winning undisputed boxing title in Abu Dhabi

“I am looking forward to get in the ring, see you in the middle.”

Perhaps not the fighting talk you would expect from a champion boxer, but with a flawless record of 16-0 and as holder of the WBC and IBF belts at 63.5 kilograms, actions speak louder than words for Chantelle Cameron as she prepares to face Jessica McCaskill in Abu Dhabi on Nov. 5.

The two will meet for the undisputed super-lightweight world title at Etihad Arena as part of the highly anticipated Dmitry Bivol versus Gilberto Ramirez card put on by Matchroom Boxing and the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi.

The British boxer will put both her titles on the line when she goes head-to-head with McCaskill (12-2), herself a current undisputed champion in the 67-kilogram welterweight division, holding the WBC, WBA, WBO, IBO and IBF belts.

For this fight, the 38-year-old from St. Louis, Missouri, will drop down in weight to seek belts in the super-lightweight division.

“For me, the tougher my opponent the better I am. I am not taking McCaskill lightly. I don’t take any opponent lightly, everyone is a threat,” said the 31-year-old Cameron. “I think it is disrespectful if I didn’t put in the work thinking I was going to win a fight. I treat everyone the same, but someone like McCaskill who is undisputed at 147 pounds (67 kilograms) has all my respect as she has done something I haven’t achieved yet and she’s in my way to achieving that.”

“So, in my head it is all or nothing. My mindset is I am in with someone who is arguably the favorite for this fight, and it motivates me,” she added.

“I refuse to lose and I got no quit in me.”

Cameron reiterated that although this is the biggest challenge of her career, she has been preparing for it and