Unified 154-pound champion Chantelle Cameron says she wants a fight with Claressa Shields, even though she expects Shields to have a significant size advantage. Cameron, who says she typically sits around 150 pounds, told media that Shields would come in at about 160 pounds for the matchup.

The outlets present Cameron’s comments as the central development, focusing on the expected weigh-in difference within the context of a potential contest in the middleweight and/or light middleweight range. Both sources frame Cameron’s stance as a willingness to proceed despite the projected weight gap, emphasizing that she remains interested in the fight rather than reconsidering based on size. The reporting does not provide additional details about a contract, a date, or any agreement, and it mainly reflects Cameron’s stated intent and expectations about Shields’s weight.

No differing angles are presented beyond how each outlet recounts the same claim about the projected 160-pound weigh-in for Shields versus Cameron’s around-150-pound range.