American WBA and WBC super welterweight champion Mikaela Mayer (22-2, 5 KOs) declares she feels "unbeatable" ahead of Saturday's unification clash against British WBO title holder Chantelle Cameron (22-1, 8 KOs) at the bp pulse LIVE arena in Birmingham, live on Sky Sports. The bout headlines the MVPW-06 card featuring UK vs US matchups. Mayer, 36, respects Cameron's aggressive style and recent four-fight win streak since her 2023 rematch loss to Katie Taylor but predicts the fight "won't be as close" as expected. "I'm fighting better than I've ever fought, smarter than I've ever been," Mayer told Sky Sports, citing her versatility and improved inside game developed over the last 10 months.

She believes Cameron cannot prepare for her current form despite the hostile Birmingham crowd. Cameron, 35, captured the vacant WBO belt with a dominant win over Michaela Kotaskova in April — a title Mayer previously held. A victory would unify the division and rank among Mayer's career-best moments.

Both fighters anticipate exciting exchanges given their shared high-pace styles.