Claressa Shields makes Boxing History as 1. Ever female undisputed heavyweight master

Boxer Claressa Shields made history in the ring on Sunday night.

Shields dropped Danielle Perkins to become the first ever undisputed woman’s heavyweight master.

She is also the first boxer, male or woman who is the undisputed master of three different weight classes in the four-belt era. Shields did it in Junior Midweight and Middle Weasure before this bang.

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Claressa Shields trains during an open media training in the center of Boxing Gym in Detroit on January 7th. (IMagn)

Perkins was unbeaten until the time Shields landed a right hook in the final seconds of 10th and final round. This stans, which fell Perkins for a few seconds before going to a corner of the canvas, cemented history for shields.

Perkins is now 5-1 for his career with two knockouts, while Shields remain undefeated at 16-0 with three knockouts.

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After the match, Shields was excited about the victory, but she revealed that she would actually need shoulder surgery after suffering an injury before the match. She noticed that she could not lift her left arm earlier this week.

“I actually think I’ll have to be surgery on my left arm. I tore my labrum last week so the match hardly happened,” said Shields, said Via Espn. “I didn’t want to let flint down but I really couldn’t use my jab as I would but I did the best I could. I was icing what I did therapy and now I think I ‘m will have a shoulder surgery .

Claressa Shields, on the left, fights for women’s WBC champion Vanessa Lepage-Joanisse during the main event match at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit on Saturday, July 27, 2024. (IMagn)

Shields gave Kudos to Perkins after the match and said she was “strong like hell” with her blows in the ring. However, Shields was patient and hit at the last second when Perkins’ guard was down.

“My experience and my abilities got me over it, and also I have been in lots of street fighting with bigger people and I had to use some of my abilities in it today. So when I fell her in the last round, That’s because she got greedy, ”Shields said of her opponent.

Shields landed 29% of her battles on Perkins as well as 36% of her power storm. Perkins landed only 19% of the beats.

Boxer Claressa Shields fights for women’s WBC champion Vanessa Lepage-Joanisse during the main event match at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit on Saturday, July 27, 2024. (IMagn)

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It was a unanimous decision on the card as the judges gave up the match in favor of Shield’s 97-92, 99-90 and 100-89.

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