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      Stunning boxing ring girl Apollonia Llewellyn wows Instagram fans with ‘gorgeous’ busty pic in white mini-skirt

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      APOLLONIA LLEWELLYN has wowed her Instagram fans again with a “gorgeous” busty photo of herself in a white mini-skirt.The busty boxing ring girl, 23, is well-known to her followers for sharing daring pictures and videos to her social media pages.
      Apollonia Llewllyn has become popular online for her stunning photosCredit: Apollonia llewellyn/Instagram
      The beautiful star has wowed her fans again with this latest snapCredit: Instagram ApolloniaLlewellyn
      She also caught the eye while working for KSI owned Misfits boxing.
      Apollonia, originally from Leeds, uses social media to make her living and has almost 700,000 followers on TikTok and over 550,000 on Instagram.
      However, she also hit the headlines last week as she looked to make a few extra quid by flogging some of her dazzling outfits on the Vinted website.
      Now she has attracted thousands of more likes with the latest snap she shared on Insta of her wearing a daring zip-up top that barely contained two of her biggest assets while wearing a tight mini skirt.
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      Apollonia captioned the photo with: “No basics around here @fashionnova.”
      And the comments soon flooded in, with one hailing her as looking “gorgeous”.
      “Sexy cutie,” wrote another of her fans as a fellow follower called her “sensational”.
      It comes after Apollonia had revealed that she has been hit with a TikTok livestreaming ban after alleged “nudity and body exposure” violations during a live video on Thursday.
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      Speaking to the Daily Star, Apollonia said: “I was wearing a white T-shirt that covered everything with no cleavage on show. It is absolutely ridiculous.
      “There was no warning, no nothing. I don’t know where the nudity has come from.
      “When it happened I was just so confused and didn’t really understand what was going on and when I clicked on it and it said I had been banned.
      “I was shocked because I haven’t done anything wrong. I would understand if I was sitting there in a bikini or whatever but that definitely wasn’t the case.
      “I was just getting my makeup done and answering questions, nothing like what they are thinking I have done.
      “It is just so frustrating because I was just sitting there in a T-shirt and I could understand it if I was exposed but I was literally completely covered.”
      Apollonia has become a huge hit on social mediaCredit: Instagram ApolloniaLlewellyn
      She has over 550,000 followers on InstagramCredit: Apolloniallewellyn/Instagram
      Apollonia is from Leeds and works as a ring girl for Misfits boxingCredit: Apolloniallewellyn/Instagram More

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      Chantelle Cameron looks unrecognisable as she celebrates stunning win over Katie Taylor at 3Arena by drinking a beer

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      CHANTELLE CAMERON wore the scars of war following her stunning win over Katie Taylor at the 3Arena.The 32-year-old spoiled Taylor’s Dublin homecoming party on Saturday night with a majority decision win.
      Chantelle Cameron emerged victorious against Katie Taylor on Saturday night.Credit: Reuters
      Chantelle Cameron celebrated the win with a well-earned beerCredit: Mark Robinson/Matchroom
      It represented one of the biggest wins of Cameron’s career thus far, and saw her retain her undisputed super-lightweight titles in the process.
      Naturally, she was in a hugely celebratory mood when she sat down for the post-fight press conference, and had a beer in tow.
      That is not to say that she did not bear the damage from what was a white-knuckle war between the two former amateur rivals.
      Cameron had been cut on the forehead in the seventh round from what she claimed to have been clashes of heads.

      While it had stopped bleeding by the time of the press conference, the presence of the cut remained in the form of a welt, while her face was covered in bruises and swelling in places.
      Speaking after her momentous win, Cameron acknowledged she was still very nervous about the prospect of Taylor getting a hometown decision when it went to the scorecards.
      Cameron remarked: “I was petrified, I have seen it before, I thought I’m not going to get the decision. Katie is a great fighter, but I turned up to the occasion.
      “I don’t mind getting hit, it’s one of them where they let me off the leash.
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      “She is so fast, rapid, tough, I thought maybe I have nicked some rounds there.”
      Meanwhile, Taylor, who could hardly fight back the tears as her record was changed to 22-1, paid tribute to the victor before insisting a rematch would come.
      She said: “It was obviously very close, it’s not how I wanted my homecoming to go, I am just grateful for all the support, thank you very much.
      “Congrats to Chantelle, thanks for the opportunity to fight for your belts, and I look forward to the rematch.
      “I wouldn’t say I was surprised how fast she was, it was a tough battle, I just came up short tonight, I look forward to when we face each other again.” More

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      See Conor McGregor’s heartbroken reaction as UFC star disputes result after Katie Taylor loss to Chantelle Cameron

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      CONOR MCGREGOR was spotted looking heartbroken ringside as Katie Taylor lost to Chantelle Cameron before calling for a rematch.It emerged over the past fortnight that The Notorious was part-sponsoring his fellow Irish star’s long-awaited homecoming in Dublin.
      Chantelle Cameron celebrates after defeating Katie Taylor at the 3ArenaCredit: PA
      Conor McGregor was spotted looking devastated as the judges’ verdict was announcedCredit: YouTube – TheMacLife
      And he was spotted enjoying the action alongside Matchroom promoter Eddie Hearn from the front row throughout the night.
      But both he and the raucous home crowd were left deflated as Taylor fought on home soil for the first time in her professional career.
      And she did so in a scintillating affair with Cameron, which was end-to-end action from the bell.
      But after ten thrilling rounds, two judges scored in favour of Cameron, with one failing to separate the pair. 
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      It meant Taylor, who moved up to super-lightweight, tasted defeat for the first time in her career.  
      Footage has now emerged of McGregor reacting to the result and as the words “and still” were read out to confirm Cameron’s triumph, the UFC star was seen slumping and putting his hands on his head next to the ring.
      However, he soon regained his composure to go and console Taylor before then telling reporters: “Great fight, close fight, I had it a draw.”
      McGregor was then asked if he wanted to see the rematch at Croke Park, which he replied: “Yeah, yes I f***ing would.
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      “She went up in weight at the drop of a hat. She was scheduled for one different style of opponent at a specific weight and that fell through.
      “So last minute what does Katie do? The warrior that’s in her? She gave me something to aspire to!
      “She wanted to go up in weight and fight the champion in the heavier weight at the drop of a hat.
      “Give her a chance to do it at Croke Park, for sure Croke Park is on.
      “It was a close bout, the size was prevalent but Katie is a tactician, give Katie another bash at that.”
      And when asked what message he had for his compatriot, McGregor added: “Keep your head up, you’re the champion, you’re the Olympic champion and you’re the world champion still in your division.”
      He later composed himself to console Katie Taylor in the ring after her first defeatCredit: PA
      Conor McGregor sat alongside Eddie Hearn at ringside throughout the nightCredit: Reuters More

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      Dillian Whyte claims Anthony Joshua is ‘afraid’ to take rematch and urges old foe to ‘pull his finger out’

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      DILLIAN WHYTE reckons Anthony Joshua and his stable have ‘lost their bottle for real fights’.Brixton Body Snatcher Whyte was promised a third fight against AJ if he beat Jermaine Franklin last November.
      Anthony Joshua has been accused of ‘losing his bottle’ for real fightsCredit: Getty
      Dillian Whyte was promised a rematch with AJ that no longer looks to be happeningCredit: Alamy
      He did just that but London 2012 Olympic hero Joshua chose to fight American Franklin instead, labouring to a points win.
      British fight fans were promised three Joshua fights in 2023, as he tries to gel with new trainer Derrick James.
      But it now looks like his Saudi paymasters are keeping him on ice until a December clash with Deontay Wilder.
      Then this month, Joshua — who doubles as fellow heavyweight Frazer Clarke’s manager — successfully campaigned for the British Boxing Board of Control to make the Tokyo 2020 bronze medallist the mandatory challenger for Whyte’s protege, British heavyweight champ Fabio Wardley.
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      But Joshua pulled Clarke out of the summer showdown when promoter Boxxer and broadcaster Sky Sports decided to swerve purse bids.
      Now 31-year-old Clarke — who has publicly complained about low-level opposition helping him get to 6-0 — is ruled out of British title contention for a year after flip-flopping.
      Instead he faces 43-year-old Polish fighter Mariusz Wach, who has lost seven of his last ten.
      It makes little sense to free agent Whyte, who helped mould Wardley from sparring partner to bona fide star and is fuming with the heavyweight business at national and world level.
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       Whyte, 35, told SunSport: “Fans must be getting p***ed off because people are promising and pushing for these fights and then bottling it when they are close to happening.
      “Lots of big fights don’t happen, it’s annoying but people see it coming and have to accept it.
      “It’s crazy but currently only five out of the top 50 heavyweight boxers have a fight arranged.
      “Inactivity is killing the sport and it needs a shake-up. I am waiting for my next fight — and was meant to fight Joshua after Franklin.
      “Joshua and his team told everybody ‘the winner of Whyte and Franklin fights AJ’ — and then they boxed the loser.
      “And now they have petitioned for Frazer Clarke to fight Fabio for his title, got exactly what they asked for and have bottled it.
      “It’s a joke, they look around blaming each other, making excuses, talking up other fights further down the line.
      “But anyone who sees Joshua sitting around for nine months waiting for a Wilder cash-out — or Clarke taking on some journeyman in a pointless undercard fight — will see a team that has lost its bottle.”
      Whyte’s diehard fans and even his most ardent haters would have to agree with most of his sentiments.
      The confusion around this crucial part of AJ’s career is baffling. And the debacle over Clarke has ended up a farce.
      Whyte laughed: “Joshua’s team are doing interviews saying he beats me in four rounds.
      “But he can’t decide if I’m his dream opponent or his worst nightmare.
      “I want the fight. I know that DAZN want the fight, too, because it would be an absolutely huge event.
      “The only problem we all have is Joshua. He has confidence issues and is afraid to take the fight.
      “He doesn’t want to risk his retirement payday in Saudi Arabia against Wilder — who is also past his sell-by date.
      “Joshua and his team are talking Clarke up as a future world champion.
      “But they’re terrified of fighting Fabio, who was fighting white-collar in Ipswich pubs a few years ago. These people are spineless.
      “There’s a long list of opponents I can fight next and the deadline for Joshua to pull his finger out and find his pen is coming soon.
      “And there’s a load of British heavyweights, like David Adeleye and Solly Dacres, who want to challenge Fabio. Or he can move on to European and world targets.
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      “Joshua isn’t the golden goose anymore, the sport doesn’t revolve around him.
      “Him and his people don’t seem to realise it but duck me again and lose to Wilder in December and he and his team — that know so much but do so little — are finished.” More

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      Devin Haney vs Vasiliy Lomachenko LIVE RESULT: American champ retains titles after defeating Loma by unanimous decision

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      DEVIN HANEY has retained his lightweight titles and remains unbeaten after defeating Vasiliy Lomachenko.The champion won by way of unanimous decision at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.
      The judges scored the tight bout 116,112, 115-113, 115,113.

      RESULT: Devin Haney def Vasiliy Lomachenko by unanimous decision.

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      Ryan Garcia shares his thoughts on Devin Haney’s triumph.

      Tear we go
      Lomachenko has been left in tears following the defeat – and talked down Haney’s status in the pound-for-pound debate.
      He said: “Look before I think he will be better but right now, he’s a top fighter, he’s a good fighter but he’s not pound-for-pound fighter.”

      Haney vs Lomachenko
      Lomachenko was left fuming with the loss, the third of his career.
      He said: “I don’t want to talk about this. All people see what happened today.
      “I can’t talk about this right now, it’s just not a comfortable moment for me.”
      Credit: AP
      Haney vs Lomachenko
      Haney leaves the door open to both a move up in weight or staying at lightweight.
      He says: “It’s always been tough for me to make the weight and I’ve accomplished everything at 135, I just beat a future Hall of Famer, this is my eighth title defence, so we’ve just got to see.
      “But there’s a lot of great fighters at the 135lb division so we’ll see.”
      Credit: Getty
      Haney vs Lomachenko
      Haney says: “Man, Lomachenko is a future Hall of Famer.
      “It was a blessing but first of, I want to say Alhamdulillah, thank you Allah for this victory tonight. Without Allah none of this is possible.
      “Like I say, I take my hat off to Loma, future Hall of Famer, he was my toughest opponent by far, he’s very crafty.”
      Haney vs Lomachenko
      Judges score the bout 116-112, 115-113, to your winner by unanimous decision DEVIN HANEY.
      The young American retains his undisputed lightweight crown on points over 12 rounds.
      Very, very tight fight and one which was almost impossible to score.
      Haney vs Lomachenko
      Lomachenko had a big round 11, landing with a massive shot over the top.
      And a combination in the pocket saw some clean shots land for Loma.
      But Haney come out strong in the 12th and final round in what was a highly-competitive and skilled bout.
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      Haney vs Lomachenko
      Round 10 – Big flurry from Loma has Haney holding on and threatening.
      Another sharp left hands for Loma, who is having a very solid round here.
      Good round for Loma, looked to have Haney is some discomfort as he let his hands go in the pocket.
      Credit: AP
      Haney vs Lomachenko
      Round 9 – Lovely check left hook from Haney as he spins off the ropes.
      Loma lands on the button but Haney instantly returns fire.
      Another few good-looking body shots sink in for Haney but Loma is not deterred from coming forward.
      Credit: Getty
      Haney vs Lomachenko
      Round 8 – Lovely sharp combination from Loma, forcing Haney back.
      Lovely chopping right from Haney but Loma returns fire with a great combo, lovely work.
      Haney gets back to investing in the body of Loma, who has taken several shots to the midsection.
      Credit: Getty
      Haney vs Lomachenko
      Round 7 – Haney lands a right hand and then goes back to the body.
      Loma walks forward, throwing shots in doing so and again snaps Haney’s head back.
      Lovely check left hook lands for Haney as Loma walks into the punch.
      Haney vs Lomachenko
      Haney going to the body but looking for the uppercut upstairs.
      Loma snaps Haney’s head back with a left hand but the champion retaliates with a combination of his own.
      Haney has had most success attacking Loma’s body.
      Haney vs Lomachenko
      Round 4 – Haney lands to the body but he’s being put on the back foot by Loma.
      Loma lands a big leaping jab but Haney returns with a right hand, it’s nip and tuck.
      Another solid body shot from Haney, who sunk in a sharp right hook.
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      Round 3 – Double left hand breaks through Haney’s guard.
      Counter left hook lands for Haney but Loma comes firing back, not looking deterred by the power.
      Great action between the two here as we head into the fourth.
      Haney vs Lomachenko
      Round 2 – Lomachenko has done a good job closing the distance but Haney is holding to spoil the action when needed.
      Counter right hand lands for Haney but Loma comes back with a combination, good action so far.
      Haney is leading off but Loma is quick to fire back.
      Haney vs Lomachenko
      Round 1 – Here we go, Haney and Lomachenko finally sharing the ring.
      Haney straight on the front foot, attacking Lomachenko’s body.
      Good start from Lomachenko, using his angles, circling around Haney and trying to let off combinations to close out a tight opener.
      Haney vs Lomachenko
      Both fighters are now getting introduced and we are moments away from the fight four years in the making.
      Haney defends his undisputed lightweight titles and comes into the bout as the favourite.
      But can Loma roll back the clock and combat Haney’s size advantage?
      Credit: Getty
      Haney vs Lomachenko
      The main event is upon us, Devin Haney defends his undisputed lightweight titles against Vasiliy Lomachenko.
      And Haney has vowed to make tonight his coming out party to the world.
      He said: “Loma is a quality fighter. He’s proven himself time and time again. But you know, I’m just different.
      “I’m different than all those other guys that he fought and I’m on a different level than all those guys that he fought, and I will show him that.”
      Credit: Getty Images – Getty
      Oscar worthy
      Oscar Valdez beats Adam Lopez in the co-headliner on points.
      It sets up a WBO super-featherweight world title challenge against Emanuel Navarrete later in the year.
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      Top of the pops
      Devin Haney reckons a win over Vasiliy Lomachenko catapults him into the top ten in the world.
      Haney told Sky Sports: “I think this fight is going to put me much higher on the pound-for-pound list.
      “It’s going to solidify me as a real champion. Real undisputed, the man of the division and one of the best fighters in the whole world.”
      Credit: Getty
      Devin ‘The Dream’ Haney
      Devin Haney stopped his eight-week sex ban before fights after having too many WET DREAMS.
      The old boxing myth suggests avoiding sex builds up testosterone, despite studies debunking the theory.
      And ‘The Dream’ Haney found out the hard way not to refrain for too long.
      He said on the Pivot Podcast: “I used to do the eight weeks, the weight week thing.
      “And I couldn’t do it cause’ I started getting like wet dreams when it got closer to my fight.
      “One day I had a wet dream the day of the fight, so I couldn’t do it. I couldn’t do it.
      “When you’ve got too much testosterone, like too much built up, then your body is going to find a way to release it.
      “So when you go too long, it’s too long.”

      Nak today
      Junto Nakatani scored a knockout of the year contender against Jason Maloney to win the WBO world title.
      Nakatani scored the KO with 20 seconds to go in the final round to win super-flyweight title.
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      Nic of time
      Muhammad Ali’s grandson Nico Ali Walsh suffered the first blip in his professional career.
      The middleweight was left with a draw against Danny Rosenberger.
      Some fans even felt he was fortunate to get away without a defeat.
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      Devin Haney leaves Vasiliy Lomachenko in tears after razor thin win to retain undisputed titles… but is BOOED by crowd

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      DEVIN HANEY walked away with bragging rights and his undisputed crown after finally fighting Vasiliy Lomachenko. In a bout four years in the making, the pair of lightweight stars met for all the marbles in Las Vegas.
      Devin Haney celebrates after defeating Vasiliy LomachenkoCredit: Getty Images – Getty
      Devin Haney won the fight on pointsCredit: Getty Images – Getty
      Vasiliy Lomachenko lost on the cardsCredit: Getty
      And it was about as highly competitive as 12 rounds of boxing can be, leaving fans and pundits almost unable to split them.
      But all three judges disagreed as Haney emerged with a unanimous points win and his WBC, WBA, IBF and WBO belts to go with it.
      He said: “I take my hat off to Loma, future Hall of Famer, he was my toughest opponent by far, he’s very crafty.”
      Haney, 24, came out attacking the body from the get-go but Lomachenko, 35, was quick out the traps too.

      And he proved his famed footwork showed no signs of losing a touch as the Ukrainian at times danced around the American.
      Haney was the one leading off in the opening stages, pumping out a stiff jab but Lomachenko was quick to counter in combinations.
      Any time the champion did land something of note, he was met with a return, making for great action in the centre of the ring.
      Haney favoured the double jab and right hand to the body through the mid stages of the bout, causing reddening around Lomachenko’s body.
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      But the night’s challenger kept Haney in check with a couple of beautiful left hands snapping his head back.
      Towards the last third of the bout, Lomachenko came on strong, setting up flurries of combinations that Haney struggled to defend.
      It appeared to be too close to call heading into the final three minutes, where it was all to play for.
      But Haney showed his champion’s status by coming out strong and wrestling back the momentum.
      The final round fightback proved the difference on the deciding scorecards and enough to edge out the result.
      Devin Haney attacked the body earlyCredit: Getty
      Vasiliy Lomachenko was accurate with his left handCredit: Getty
      The bout was closely competedCredit: Getty
      But a fuming Lomachenko – who was left in tears backstage – did not agree as he was left speechless with the decision.
      He said: “I don’t want to talk about this. All people see what happened today.
      “I can’t talk about this right now, it’s just not a comfortable moment for me.”
      Haney – who was BOOED by his home Vegas crowd following the win – has teased a move up in weight ever since winning his belts but his future remains undecided.
      He said: “It’s always been tough for me to make the weight and I’ve accomplished everything at 135.
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      “I just beat a future Hall of Famer, this is my eighth title defence, so we’ve just got to see.
      “But there’s a lot of great fighters at the 135lb division so we’ll see.”
      Bill Haney celebrates with son DevinCredit: Getty Images – Getty
      Devin Haney remains unbeatenCredit: Getty
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      Katie Taylor suffers homecoming heartbreak in first ever loss as Chantelle Cameron beats her in front of Conor McGregor

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      KATIE TAYLOR suffered heartbreak in her homecoming fight – losing a classic to Chantelle Cameron. Taylor returned to fight back in Ireland for the first time in her professional career.
      Chantelle Cameron beat Katie TaylorCredit: Getty
      Taylor was left crestfallen after suffering her first ever professional defeatCredit: Sportsfile
      Conor McGregor watched from ringsideCredit: Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing
      And she did so in a scintillating affair with Cameron, which was end-to-end action from the bell.
      But after ten thrilling rounds, two judges scored in favour of Cameron, with one failing to separate the pair. 
      It meant Taylor, who moved up to super-lightweight, tasted defeat for the first time in her career.  
      Cameron – having voiced fears of being on the end of a tight decision – was left relieved and rewarded with victory.
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      She said: “I was petrified, I have seen it before, I thought i’m not going to get the decision. Katie is a great fighter, but I turned up to the occasion.
      “I don’t mind getting hit, it’s one of them where they let me off the leash.
      “She is so fast, rapid, tough, I thought maybe I have nicked some rounds there.”
      Taylor, 36, started fast and was quick to counter the bigger and heavier Cameron, 32, landing in combinations.
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      Katie Taylor was sharp with her left handCredit: Reuters
      Katie Taylor was quick on the counterCredit: Getty
      Chantelle Cameron pressured all night longCredit: Reuters
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      But as the bout progressed, Taylor struggled to fight off the pressure of the champion, who kept bulldozing forward.
      Cameron was the more relentless of the two, hammering combinations to the body and never letting her foot of the gas. 
      Taylor scored in spurs with flashy combinations, much to the delight of UFC superstar Conor McGregor, who was sat ringside. 
      But after the ten completed rounds, it was Cameron’s pace, power and pressure that separated the pair. 
      Taylor, who lost for the first time in 23 bouts, is already eyeing a rematch.
      She said: “It was obviously very close, it’s not how I wanted my homecoming to go, I am just grateful for all the support, thank you very much. 
      “Congrats to Chantelle, thanks for the opportunity to fight for your belts, and I look forward to the rematch.
      “I wouldn’t say I was surprised how fast she was, it was a tough battle, I just came up short tonight, I look forward to when we face each other again.”
      Chantelle celebrates her victoryCredit: Reuters
      Chantelle Cameron poses with her belts and teamCredit: Getty
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      Fuming boxing legend Frank Bruno claims ministers ‘don’t give a monkey’s’ about people with mental health problems

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      BOXING great Frank Bruno claims ministers “don’t give a monkey’s” about people with mental health problems.The ex-world heavyweight champ says those with illnesses such as depression, bipolar disorder and schizophrenia are being betrayed.
      Boxing legend Frank Bruno says mental health sufferers have been let down by politiciansCredit: PA
      Frank, 61, said: “Every time an election comes up ministers say, ‘We will make changes, we will spend some money, we will make things better’.
      “It’s a lie. They don’t stick to it. A lot of them just don’t give a monkey’s.
      “There’s tens of thousands of people across the country being let down and betrayed.
      “I’ve been invited into the House of Commons and I’ve heard a lot of very important people promise the world.
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      “Then, when you try to phone up to get something, they don’t want to know.”
      Frank won the WBC world title by beating Oliver McCall at Wembley in 1995 and twice fought ‘Iron’ Mike Tyson
      He has since struggled with bipolar disorder but said he now feels “better than he has in years”.
      Describing the current failures in the system he said: “Too often doctors are just sending patients home with tablets or locking people up in hospitals and forcing them to exist like zombies.
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      “I’d like to see the politicians go inside those hospitals to see what really goes on. But they don’t want to do it. It’s shameful.” More