Northampton's Chantelle Cameron a double world champion after stunning win over Mary McGee at the O2
Eddie Hearn called the explosive 10-round fight 'a great advert for women's boxing'.
The three judges had the 30-year-old from Northampton winning widely by scores of 100-90, 99-91 and 99-92
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Hide AdBut every round was competitive, with McGee more than making her mark.
Cameron admitted "I wasn't expecting her to be that tough."
As well as taking home two world titles, Cameron also claimed the prestigious Ring Magazine belt that was up for grabs in this fight.
The Northampton fighter will now have the chance of becoming the undisputed champion of the world.
Her win over McGee means she moves into the final of 'The Road To Unification' tournament, and will take on the winner of the November fight between American pair Kali Reis and Jessica Camara, who between them hold the WBA, WBO and IBO world belts.
The winner of that one will rule the world!
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Hide AdMatthew Bozeat's round by round review of Cameron v McGee at the O2 Arena...
1st round: McGee shows heavy hands early on but Cameron smiled and fired back with combinations before getting behind her jab to win the round
2nd: Cameron produced the quality work in another hard round and there was a furious exchange of punches in the closing seconds
3rd: Cameron backed McGee into a corner, took a right hand, but responded with a better one to keep the American on the back foot
4th: Closer round but Cameron was still landing more
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Hide Ad5th: Cameron started to use the ring, make McGee miss and then planted her feet and out punched the American
6th: Cameron outboxed and outfought McGee again, McGee sticking her tongue out in defiance at the bell
7th: McGee tried to up the pace and Cameron made her miss and fired off combinations
8th: The crowd were on their feet after a crazy final 30 seconds when they traded full blooded shots. Again Cameron got the better of it
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Hide Ad9th: McGee looked frustrated at the bell after landing her best shots and getting hit back with three or four
10th: surely the hardest round of Cameron's career as McGee landed some solid punches, but Cameron was unfazed and slammed back with both hands