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Mikaela Mayer and Chantelle Cameron lock horns this weekend in a three-belt shootout that promises to produce fireworks.Coming off the longest lay-off of her career, Mayer puts her WBA and WBC super welterweight titles on the line as she attempts to regain the WBO belt from Cameron.Mayer and Cameron meet in the biggest women’s fight of the year so farGettyMayer relinquished the burgundy and gold strap after dominating Mary Spencer in October 2025.She did so with the intention of dropping down to welterweight to unify the division against Lauren Price, but the fight never came to fruition.While she wasn’t able to land a bout with Price, she did secure a lucrative three-year deal with Jake Paul’s Most Valuable Promotions, and with it, a unification clash against fellow modern great Cameron.‘Il Capo’ Cameron remains the only woman to have beaten Katie Taylor and, like Mayer, is a multi-weight world champion.She picked up the vacant WBO 154lbs belt in April by beating Michaela Kotaskova and now goes in search of greatness on home soil.Mayer vs Cameron: Date and venue Cameron and Mayer square off at a 148lbs catchweight on Saturday, August 29, over 10, 2-minute rounds.Their compelling encounter is being staged at the Utilita Arena in Birmingham.Caroline Dubois faces Amelia Moore in the chief support slotGettyMayer vs Cameron: Start time and where to watchAll of the action will be broadcast on Sky Sports from 7pm BST.Ring walks for the main event are then expected between 9.30pm and 10pm.Mayer vs Cameron: UndercardThe entire undercard is made of cross-Atlantic clashes between UK and US stars.Mikaela Mayer vs Chantelle Cameron – WBA, WBC and WBO super welterweight titles Caroline Dubois vs Amelia Moore WBC and WBO lightweight titlesTerri Harper vs Miranda Reyes – Super lightweightReina Tellez vs Jessica Barry – FeatherweightTysie Gallagher vs Brandi Robinson – Super bantamweight Shannon Courtenay vs Ebonie Cotton – Super flyweightNeeraj Goyat vs Yessin Koulali – Super lightweightGemma Richardson vs Kirstie Bavington – Super lightweightScott Melvin vs Dylan Cheema – Lightweight Mayer vs Cameron: What has been said?Mayer told talkSPORT.com: “Chantelle Cameron was always on my list. I’ve always wanted to fight her, so I’m really happy that this is my next move.“We do have a rematch clause, by the way. She has one, and so do I, which is unusual.“So I guess we are fighting twice. Who knows? Maybe this will turn into another trilogy like [Amanda] Serrano and [Katie] Taylor because we have the styles to make for an exciting fight.“Personally, I plan on kicking her a*** so bad that she doesn’t want to activate the rematch clause.”Cameron told talkSPORT.com: “Me and MikaeIa always knew we were going to box each other, so when she signed with MVP, it felt inevitable.“We have spoken about it for years, and we have always said that our styles would make for a cracking fight.“I don’t expect there to be a feeling-out process. I expect it to catch fire from the first bell, and that’s the type of fight I always want to be involved in.“I want people to look back on this fight and remember it as an all-time classic.”Boxing's hardest hitterstalkSPORT.com has ranked the hardest punchers in boxing today.From Daniel Dubois to the owner of one of the most frightening knockouts in the sport’s history, click here to see who tops the pile among the current crop of heavy-handed pugilists.