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Chantelle Cameron v Katie Taylor 2 predictions & boxing betting tips plus £40 in free bets

Free boxing tips, best bets and analysis for Chantelle Cameron v Katie Taylor 2 at the 3Arena, Dublin, on Saturday + plus claim a £40 free bet

Where to watch Chantelle Cameron v Katie Taylor

You can watch Chantelle Cameron v Katie Taylor on DAZN, from 10pm on Saturday night

Chantelle Cameron v Katie Taylor prediction & best bet

Cameron to win via decision or technical decision
3pts 4-5 BoyleSports, bet365

Cameron to win via unanimous decision
1pt 6-4 bet365

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Chantelle Cameron v Katie Taylor betting odds

Chantelle Cameron 4-7
Katie Taylor 8-5
Draw 14-1

Chantelle Cameron v Katie Taylor preview

Katie Taylor gets the chance for immediate revenge this weekend as she takes on Chantelle Cameron in a rematch for the undisputed lightweight championship in Dublin.

The first bout took place in May as Taylor stepped up from lightweight in a bid to become a two-weight undisputed champion. It was the 37-year-old’s first professional outing in her home country and she went into the fight as the clear favourite, but Cameron produced an upset and claimed a victory on points, inflicting a first defeat on Taylor.

Cameron’s win was by majority decision with two judges scoring the fight in her favour and one scoring a draw, but it was a one-sided contest and the Northampton native should probably have won unanimously. 

Taylor is one of the legends of modern boxing but at 37 she is also now in the twilight of her career. The Irish star fought well in May, but it wasn’t enough against the younger Cameron and the most likely outcome here is a repeat result.

Il Capo, 32, doesn’t boast a huge amount of power and has won only one of her last eight fights inside the distance, but she can outwork and outland Taylor over the ten rounds again and claim another convincing decision win. 

A Cameron points win looks a strong play here at 4-5, or take a chance on a unanimous decision victory for the defending champion at 6-4 if you’re feeling a little bolder.


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Cameron to win via points or decision at 8-11 with Paddy Power

*Note that these odds are subject to change

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