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Chantelle Cameron Vacates Title, Demands Equality in Women's Boxing

11/3/2025

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Chantelle Cameron, a British boxer, vacated her WBC light-welterweight title to protest unequal rules in women's boxing.
Women currently fight ten two-minute rounds, while men compete in twelve three-minute rounds.
She has a 21-1 professional record.
Her decision aligns with advocates like Amanda Serrano who push for fair treatment and recognition in boxing.
The move signals a significant moment for women's boxing and its future.

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Story summary

Chantelle Cameron, a British boxer, vacated her WBC light-welterweight title to protest unequal rules in women's boxing.
Women currently fight ten two-minute rounds, while men compete in twelve three-minute rounds.
She has a 21-1 professional record.
Her decision aligns with advocates like Amanda Serrano who push for fair treatment and recognition in boxing.
The move signals a significant moment for women's boxing and its future.