Overview
- Cameron relinquished her WBC super-lightweight belt on the day purse bids were due for an ordered defense against Sandy Ryan.
- She had been elevated to full champion last month when Katie Taylor was designated champion in recess after previously holding the interim title.
- In a statement, Cameron called for equal rounds and respect in women’s boxing, framing the move as a stand for future generations.
- Her promoters at MVP voiced full support for the decision and said she will target other championship opportunities while insisting on three-minute rounds.
- The move follows Amanda Serrano’s similar relinquishment, as the WBC cites safety in opposing 12 three-minute rounds for women and has been contacted for comment.