Cameron 'manifesting a fight' at Gardens after spending 'cool' day with Saints
Chantelle Cameron is 'manifesting a fight' at DPD Stadium at Franklin's Gardens after spending time with Saints on Wednesday.
The Northampton boxing star was welcomed to training by the black, green and gold, posing for pictures with Henry Pollock on the training paddock.
Cameron and Pollock are two of the biggest names in Northampton sport, having continually made national headlines in recent years.
And it's clear how much the welcome at Saints meant to Cameron, who would dearly love take to the canvas at the Gardens at some point.
The 35-year-old is one of the world's premier female fighters, winning 23 of her 24 professional bouts.
She secured a stunning win in Dublin in November 2023 to ruin Katie Taylor's unbeaten record.
And Cameron had long spoken about wanting to bring big fights like that to her hometown.
She beat American star Mikaela Mayer in Birmingham last month, unifying the WBA, WBC, and WBO super-welterweight world championships in the process.
She continues to go from strength to strength and is eager to showcase her skills at the home of the Saints in the not too distant future.
"What a day," Cameron wrote on social media on Wednesday. "Got to spend the day with the Northampton Saints, joining their team meeting, watching them train and having some food.
"Was extremely cool to get an insight of how a day looks for the players and also the chance to chat to them about their sport and comparing to boxing. The mindset, the prep and everything else.
"Everyone was so kind and welcoming, thanks so much for making it such a cool day and an experience.
"Manifesting a fight in this stadium."