Camila Zamorano to face Brenda Valderas for title, World Boxing Council says
The World Boxing Council says Zamorano will defend her atomweight championship on a card linked to its November 8–13 convention in Acapulco.
The World Boxing Council says Zamorano will defend her atomweight championship on a card linked to its November 8–13 convention in Acapulco.

Camila Zamorano is scheduled to defend her women’s world title in boxing’s atomweight weight division against Brenda Balderas, the World Boxing Council (WBC) says. The council’s October 27 announcement sets the Acapulco fight for November 12, 2026, on a card promoted by Zanfer Boxing.
Zanfer Boxing’s Guillermo Brito announced the card with Zamorano’s title defence as its main event. The fight forms part of the activities surrounding the WBC’s annual convention in Acapulco, scheduled for November 8–13.
The WBC’s October 27 announcement names the challenger as Brenda Balderas; its October 26 announcement used Brenda Valderas. The council has not explained the different spellings.
The WBC says the November 12 card will be broadcast live on ESPN and later on TV Azteca.

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