This Sunday will start the same as any other for Ellie Scotney: time with her family and the celebration of Holy Mass. at church, as he does every week. However, her attention soon quickly turns to this evening and her attempt to become Britain’s youngest ever undisputed world champion, whether male or female.

The unified junior featherweight champion will face Mayelli Flores in London with all four belts on the line [Sky Sports in the UK, ESPN+ in the U.S.]

In addition to a stack of stripes and a piece of history, Scotney (11-0) is in the running for a car courtesy of Most Valuable Promotions boss Jake Paul.

Paul seemed bewildered to discover that Scotney did not have a driving license and commuted to the gym by train and bus every day, and occasionally used Uber on sparring days. He has since declared he will buy her a car if he sorts it out on Sunday.

Before she even thinks about getting behind the wheel, Scotney remains focused on breaking the undefeated car record on a very vital and stimulating day for her, Easter Sunday. Her boxing, like everything in her life, is fueled by faith. The 28-year-old contacted her pastor twice to get his advice on how to fight on this holy day.

“My first thought was, what does it feel like to be a Christian fighting on Easter?” Scotney told ESPN.

“I called my pastor and he said, ‘Listen, Ellie, this isn’t your moment… It’s the Lord’s plan.’ I just feel like when I step into that ring, my main goal, no matter what day it is, is to glorify the name of Jesus Christ and what better day would be to do that.”

The athlete from south London claims that such robust faith gives her strength in the ring. Scotney doesn’t come from a particularly religious family and says she decided to turn to the church as a teenager.

“As a competitor, I enter the ring and I know that I’m not the only one doing it, I won’t go there alone,” she says. “And that’s the beauty of it. It’s been my robust foundation since childhood.”

Her grounding also comes from her mother, who, as Scotney explains, always encouraged her to always try harder. When Scotney won her first belt, she wasn’t allowed to show it in the house.

“My mom never let me put them out unless I bought more than one, which is really crazy,” he explains.

“She thought, ‘Until… [more]. “And when I started adding them up, we got this little cabinet and now we need another one, so we’re headed in the right direction.”

The collection may be completed next Sunday. It is expected to be the career highlight of Scotney, who is arguably one of British boxing’s most underrated champions.

Scotney herself joked that she became the first undisputed champion without a knockout on her record, but her talent, ability to break down opponents and boxing IQ cannot be questioned. Her determination can’t aid either, with gigantic fights coming up if she manages to beat Flores.

“I think this is her time, this is the moment… This is the pinnacle of her career,” coach Shane McGuigan tells ESPN.

“When he gets it [victory] on Sunday, he’ll call me on Tuesday and say, “Okay, that’s it.” I say, “Well… let’s build another Mount Everest.”

Chantelle Cameron is chasing more glory

Already the undisputed junior welterweight champion, Chantelle Cameron looks to add another division to her resume in her WBO super welterweight clash with Michaela Kotaskova.

The fight will also be the first women’s title fight to be fought in three-minute rounds in the UK.

If the 34-year-old defeats Kotaskova, gigantic fights await her, even if it’s not the trilogy fight with Katie Taylor that fans so desperately want, with rumors of a unification fight with Mikaela Mayer.

Mayer, who recently signed MVP, is the WBO welterweight champion and also holds the WBA and WBC junior middleweight titles.

While Cameron didn’t want to talk about the prospects of fighting this week, insisting her focus was solely on Kotakova, Mayer said she wanted Cameron.

“This weekend he will be fighting for the belt that I just vacated at 154 pounds.” Mayer told Sky Sports. “I still have two other belts at 154, so assuming she wins this weekend, we could have a gigantic unification fight.”

Mayer has also been linked with an undisputed clash with Lauren Price, who will defend her WBA, WBC and IBF welterweight titles against Stephanie Pineiro on Saturday in Cardiff.