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Olympic gold medallist Lauren Price has stepped up her world title preparations by sparring with former undisputed champion Chantelle Cameron.<\/b><\/p>\n
Price, 29, will face American Jessica McCaskill <\/a>for the WBA, IBO and Ring Magazine welterweight titles in Cardiff on 11 May.<\/p>\n Cameron stopped McCaskill’s bid to become undisputed light-welterweight champion in November 2022<\/a>.<\/p>\n “We got some good rounds in,” said Price. “Camp is going really well and I’m in a good place mentally and physically.<\/p>\n “I always train hard but this is a big one, a world title and the first fighting at home, so it’s about staying calm and composed and listening to [coach] Rob McCracken and working on the gameplan.<\/p>\n “It’s all really positive and I’m looking forward to 11 May.”<\/p>\n It is Price’s first shot at a world championship and her first fight in Wales since turning pro after her Tokyo success.<\/p>\n The bout could see her catapulted into the elite of the women’s fight scene, which includes former two-weight champion Cameron. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n