Chantelle Cameron is aiming for a career-best performance when she takes on Mikaela Mayer in a blockbuster unification bout headlining MVPW-06 in Birmingham on Saturday.
British world champion Cameron (22-1, 8 KOs) faces American Mayer (22-2, 5 KOs) at the bp pulse LIVE arena on August 29, live on Sky Sports, with every bout on the card pitting a UK fighter against a US opponent. Cameron's WBO super welterweight title will be on the line against Mayer's WBC and WBA belts, meaning all three titles will be unified in the winner's hands.
Cameron said she does not believe Mayer is "special" enough to stop her from winning.
"I really do believe this is going to be a great performance by me - I think it's going to be my best performance of my career, I really do," Cameron told Sky Sports. "I feel like everything's gone well and there's no reason for it to fall apart on fight night. When I'm like this, and I've put the work in and my mindset is where I want it to be, nobody's beating me."
"I know that all I have to do is do what I've been doing in the gym. I've done everything," she added. "I'm heading into fight week in such a good place - confident and knowing that it's going to take someone really good and special to beat me, and I just don't think that's Mikaela."
Cameron's win over Katie Taylor
Cameron is the only fighter to have beaten Irish boxing legend Katie Taylor, one of the sport's most decorated names and a former undisputed lightweight world champion. Taylor has otherwise gone unbeaten against every opponent to challenge her.
Cameron said a win over Mayer would rank as the second-biggest achievement of her career, behind only that victory.
"It's going to be obviously massive. I am the only one to beat Katie Taylor, so that is going to be hard to top," Cameron said. "I don't think that's ever going to be topped because Katie Taylor is obviously a phenomenal fighter and nobody has beat her. Everyone's tried, but nobody has actually got that win against her, whereas I have."
"Mikaela's a great fighter, pound for pound, one of the best. This will be my second highest achievement," she added.
Cameron expects a close, tough fight
Despite her confidence, Cameron acknowledged the fight would be closely contested, giving her own chances as a slim edge over Mayer's.
"I'm going to say it's a 52 per cent versus 48 per cent kind of job - this is a great fight," Cameron said. "This is not going to be an easy fight by all means. It's going to be a tough, tough fight, but I know what I'm capable of and I'm excited to execute it."
"When I have this little bite in me and when I have this little like kick in me, I just think nobody's staying with me," she said.
What else is on the card
Caroline Dubois will also be in action on the MVPW-06 card in Birmingham. The event airs live on Sky Sports on Saturday, August 29.
