Mikaela Mayer is setting her sights on a unification fight with Chantelle Cameron as she targets only the biggest names in women's boxing. The reigning WBC and WBA super-welterweight champion recently signed with Jake Paul's Most Valuable Promotions on a three-year contract, declaring this might be her last contract as she pursues "big names only."

Mayer specifically wants to face Cameron for the WBO title that she vacated, with Cameron fighting Michaela Kotaskova this Sunday. She also named Lauren Price and Claressa Shields as potential targets, with MVP co-founder Nakisa Bidarian confirming they would work to make a Cameron vs Mayer bout happen. Mayer emphasized her desire to make the fights fans want to see.

The American fighter also targets a super-fight with Claressa Shields by early 2027, noting their 2016 Olympic connection. Meanwhile, Mayer predicts Caroline Dubois will defeat Terri Harper on points this Sunday, believing Dubois's technical skill will prevail in their lightweight title showdown. Mayer's clear focus on unifying titles and facing elite opponents defines her remaining career ambitions.