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England’s former world champion Chantelle Cameron says she is gearing up to fight the winner of next month’s bout between <\/b>Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano.<\/b><\/a><\/p>\n Ireland’s Taylor takes on Puerto Rican Serrano on 15 November in a rematch of their 2022 lightweight classic,<\/a> this time at light-welterweight for the undisputed title.<\/p>\n Cameron, 33, is the former owner of those belts and will defend her status as WBC interim champion on Saturday against Patricia Berghult. <\/p>\n “Whoever wins out of Serrano and Taylor, I will be in a position where they’ll need to fight me because I’m mandatory [challenger to the WBC title],” Cameron told BBC Radio Northampton.<\/p>\n Berghult, 30, is a former world champion at light-middleweight and will be Cameron’s second fight since suffering the first loss of her career to Taylor<\/a> almost a year ago.<\/p>\n That win by Taylor avenged the only defeat of her career and speaking to BBC Sport on Tuesday she did not rule out a trilogy bout with Cameron, who won the first contest in May 2023.<\/p>\n Cameron has made sweeping changes<\/a> since last year’s points defeat, switching coaches and joining a new promotional team, Frank Warren’s Queensberry.<\/p>\n Her debut with Warren was a majority points win over Elhem Mekhaled<\/a> last July despite Cameron saying she had a “sinus and chest infection” the week of the fight.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n