Chantelle Cameron unperturbed by Katie Taylor snub after victory

Chantelle Cameron has revealed she received no response from Katie Taylor after reaching out to the Bray boxer in the aftermath of her win in the original Dublin bout in May.

The undisputed super lightweight champion messaged Taylor a short period after the win.

Taylor was already back in the gym training for the rematch when Cameron thanked her for one of the biggest female fights in the history of the sport.

Cameron said: "I did (text her) after the fight. I think ten days or two weeks after, but just a sincere message saying thank you for the opportunity and hope you and your family are well. It was just being sincere, it was just personal, it wasn't for everyone to see and say 'ah she's messaged Katie Taylor what a good person'.

"It was a private message and just how I think I would have felt if I was on the other end and if I'd have lost. I'd probably be feeling a bit rubbish so it was just a message to say I'm grateful for the opportunity.

"I can understand why Katie didn't reply, I probably wouldn’t have replied if I’d have been beaten. It is what it is, it’s sport."

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Having been somewhat unheralded, particularly in Ireland, before the original bout, the Northampton woman now stands on the brink of taking a huge position of dominance in the sport, but does not feel any added expectation going into this fight with the extra profile.

"I literally feel zero pressure. I mean, it’s all on Katie. I’m back in Dublin, in Katie’s country, and as much as I’m defending my