Chantelle Cameron and Mikaela Mayer will meet again on December 24 in Dubai, with three super welterweight world titles at stake. Most Valuable Promotions confirmed the rematch on Friday, November 13, placing the 10-round championship bout in the co-main event of the Jake Paul–Cédric Doumbé show at Coca-Cola Arena. Cameron (23-1, 8 KOs) will defend her WBA, WBC and WBO belts against Mayer (22-3, 5 KOs), who remains the WBO welterweight champion at 147 pounds.
The announcement delivers a quick return to one of women’s boxing’s most competitive matchups of the year. Cameron defeated Mayer by unanimous decision in Birmingham on August 29, adding Mayer’s WBA and WBC titles to the WBO championship she already held. The close, physical contest prompted calls for another meeting, and Cameron says a rematch had been agreed upon even before their first fight. Mayer has maintained that she can perform better and now gets an opportunity to recover the titles she lost just four months earlier.
The placement also gives the Christmas Eve card a genuine three-belt world championship fight alongside its crossover main event. MVP additionally confirmed undefeated U.S. Olympian Jahmal Harvey against Scotland’s Craig Morgan in an eight-round lightweight contest. For Cameron, the question is whether her pressure and work rate can again control the action; for Mayer, it is whether adjustments can reverse the August result. The rematch is official, but neither boxer has been promised anything beyond the titles scheduled to be contested in Dubai.