(AUG 14) In the world of women’s boxing, rivalries often spark the greatest matches, and when it comes to women’s boxing, few rivalries have captured attention quite like that of Katie Taylor and Chantelle Cameron. The big question for most of us who follow Taylor and Cameron is: Will these two meet in a Trilogy contest?
On May 20, 2023, in Dublin, Ireland, Katie Taylor fought Cameron for the first time, but in a stunning turn of events, it was Cameron who won the fight. The judges scored the bout a majority decision, with the scores close at 95-95, 96-94, and 96-94, marking an unprecedented moment as the first loss in Taylor’s professional career.
It was truly a shocker by most, when Cameron won the fight and remained undefeated as a professional.
Fast forward to November 25, 2025, and fans were once again treated to a showdown in Dublin. Taylor was determined to reclaim her unification world titles and she defeated Cameron who then experienced her first defeat as a pro losing by a close 10-round majority decision with judges scores of 95-95, 92-98, and 94-96.
Is appeared that the logical fight to be on the plate would be a trilogy, between these two—-but it never happened.
Now that Taylor has now had three fights with Amanda Serrano and going now 3-0-0 against Serrano, to boxing fans, many feel that the best next huge fight for Taylor would be against Cameron in a Trilogy.
However, social media has revealed cracks in the possibility of this third fight. Cameron expressed her frustrations stating, “To be honest, I am just sick of chasing that fight… I don’t think Katie or her team wants the fight; they will be full of excuses.”
A trilogy fight between Taylor and Cameron would undoubtedly be a historic event in women’s boxing, the current circumstances suggest uncertainty. As Cameron has indicated, there may be more obstacles than merely logistical issues preventing this fight from happening.
The pressing question looms over this possible matchup: Will Taylor and Cameron finally settle the score in a trilogy?
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