Cameron has received 21 of her 22 skilled fights – her solely defeat coming in a rematch with Eire’s Katie Taylor in 2023 after beating her six months earlier.
She was upgraded from interim world champion in September after Taylor instructed the WBC she was taking time away from the game.
“The final two years I have been chasing the trilogy [fight] that was by no means going to occur and that meant holding on to the WBC route,” Cameron stated.
“I might have been chasing Mikaela Mayer, the Lauren Costs, [Alycia] Baumgardners – there’s so many large names – however I wished the trilogy that a lot and wished to settle the rating, it obtained me caught in a little bit of mud.
“I simply desire a crack at one of many world champions however on the minute, everybody’s tied up once more, so it is a bit bit irritating.”
Ladies fighters have been campaigning for the longer rounds for the previous couple of years, however the WBC says analysis exhibits they’re at better threat from concussion.
Cameron, nonetheless, stated a change to the principles can be higher for boxers and followers alike.
“I prepare three minutes, I spar three minutes, after which I get within the ring and I am doing two minutes and I do not really feel I’ve sufficient time to do the injury I need to do.
“Each boxer needs stoppages on their document as a result of that is what the followers need to see as effectively. My fashion is fan-friendly as it’s, however with three minutes will probably be extra fan-friendly.
“There’s professionals and cons, however as a lady, it must be our resolution. In the event you’re an newbie going into professionals, you are really going backwards since you’re doing two-minute rounds.”
Chantelle Cameron was chatting with BBC Radio Northampton’s Annabel Amos and Graham McKechnie
