Chantelle Cameron keen to make history by fighting three-minute rounds

Cameron wants to set herself apart after being one of the many engrossed by Katie Taylor’s recent win over Amanda Serrano in what was the first female fight to headline Madison Square Garden
Chantelle Cameron keen to make history by fighting three-minute rounds
Chantelle Cameron, pictured, wanted to fight 10 three-minute rounds against Victoria Noelia Bustos this weekend (Adam Davy/PA)

Chantelle Cameron revealed her attempts to make history this weekend by fighting three-minute rounds in her world light-welterweight title defence were rebuffed.

Sanctioning bodies have previously cited safety concerns with women’s championship bouts contested over a maximum of 10 two-minute rounds rather than the 12 threes their male counterparts take part in.

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