Dubois, 12-0-1 (5 KOs), holds the WBC strap following her interim upgrade and subsequent defenses, while Harper, 16-2-2 (6 KOs), enters with the WBO belt after cutting back down from junior middleweight. When two champions sign, the sanctioning offices treat the bout as a consolidation defense, and the winner inherits the queue.
Unifications require alphabet approval because each belt carries its own rotation and defense clock. By snactioning the contest, the WBO and WBC effectively parked their mandatory challengers and allowed the champions to settle the line inside the ropes.
At 122 pounds, Scotney, 11-0, already in possession of the IBF, WBO, and WBC hardware, meets Flores, 13-1-1 (4 KOs), for the last remaining strap. Four-belt fights compress future timelines, and the new undisputed champion can expect immediate correspondence from sanctioning offices once the gloves come off.
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Sky Sports has secured the UK broadcast slot, giving the promotion a network runway that sanctioning bodies prefer when multiple belts are at stake. U.S. rights remain open, but supervisory assignments, officials, and final bout agreements typically follow once distribution is locked.
Chantelle Cameron, 21-1 (8 KOs), has been cleared to challenge Michaela Kotaskova, 11-0-4 (2 KOs), for the WBO super welterweight belt, signaling the organization adjusted its ratings to make room.
Further down the card, IBF super flyweight champion Irma Garcia, 25-5-1 (5 KOs), moves into a required defense against Emma Dolan, 8-0 (1 KO), the installed No. 1 contender. Once a mandatory is called, the champion either signs or prepares for purse bids, where fight rights go to the highest qualified offer.
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