Chantelle Cameron feels 'concern' for judges' scoring against Katie Taylor

Undisputed super-lightweight champion Chantelle Cameron has said she "has to make sure it's a convincing win" when it comes to the scorecards for her bout with Katie Taylor on Saturday night at the 3Arena.

The Englishwoman will enter into a partisan atmosphere in Dublin for Taylor’s long-awaited homecoming fight.

Cameron has stoked the fire 48 hours ahead of the clash with her belief that the star of women’s boxing receives favourable scoring from judges, namechecking the with Amanda Serrano fight in particular.

Cameron told reporters that she has not looked into the officiating and scoring for this weekend, only to tell herself that she must dominate in the ring: "In all honesty we've seen it three times with Katie. She's had very close fights where she has got the nod. It could have been a draw [against Serrano] or easily gone the other way. That is a concern. But it is out of my hands. I can't control that.

"If something is not in my control I won't let it eat me up. I just have to make sure I do what I know I can do. As much as it's a massive task ahead of me, I have to make sure I make it a convincing win as well. I have to try not to make it close rounds.

"Serrano was very close. It could have gone either way. If Serrano had won you wouldn't have argued it. If it was a draw you wouldn't have argued it. In the Delfine Persoon fight and Serrano I definitely saw flaws I could pick up on."

Asked for specific deficiencies in Taylor’s style, the 32-year-old said: "[There are] a fair few."

Taylor’s rise in the professional game actually led to Cameron deciding to turn professional.

She had considered university and a career in teaching only for Taylor and American superstar Claressa Shields to pave the way for the female side of