Cameron can't wait to face Mayer after becoming two-weight world champion

Cameron won the first women's title fight to be contested over three-minute rounds on UK soil as she saw off Michaela Kotaskova to win WBO super-welter crown.

The victory on the Caroline Dubois vs Terri Harper undercard at London's Olympia came via unanimous decision and set Cameron up for a battle with fellow two-weight world champion Mayer.

The American ace was there to see the Northamptonian secure victory and the pair conducted a joint interview after the bout before posing for pictures in the ring.

They are now set to go head to head, with 34-year-old Cameron excited by the prospect of facing the 35-year-old, who is a woman she respects greatly.

"First of all, so much respect for Mikaela Mayer, she's a great fighter, I wanted this fight with Mikaela for ages," Cameron told Sky Sports.

"We've been speaking, loads of respect for her, we should give the fans a great fight for women's boxing.

"Me and Mayer, we put our styles together, we're going to give the fans an amazing women's fight.

"I think we should bring it to Britain because the British love Mayer, but if we need to go to USA then we'll go there, too."

Mayer said: "I've always wanted the biggest fights and I think me and Chantelle always assumed that one day we would fight each other.

"We have the styles for a very exciting match-up. We both like to come forward, we're not afraid of sitting in the pocket and banging it out so I know it's going to be an exciting fight.

"I always wanted to fight her, I think she feels the same, and it's going to be an easy fight to make because we're both with MVP (Most Valuable Promotions)."

Cameron, a former undisputed world champion at 140lbs and the sole professional conqueror of Katie Taylor, was stepping up to super-welter for the first time.

And it proved to be no issue for her as she delivered a dominant display from start to finish against Czech fighter Kotaskova.

"It was about navigating the (three-minute) rounds and I'm going to have to get used to it because it's the first time I've done it and you do have to pace yourself,” Cameron said.

"Sometimes I wasn't throwing enough shots, sometimes I was rushing so it's just something I've got to get used to, I think.

"I was thinking 'please give up' because she was so tough. All credit to her, what a great opponent and you need those sorts of dance partners."

Cameron was quick to give credit to her trainers, Jamie Moore and Nigel Travis, after defeating Kotaskova.

She said: "It feels amazing but I'm going to give this one to Jamie and Nigel because if it wasn't for them I wouldn't be world champion again.

"I've waited two years, come back to my family and I got the world title so I feel like they deserve it more than me."