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Against Habazin, she was never truly threatened and toyed with her for most of the 10 punishing rounds in front of a sparse crowd of maybe 1,000 fans.Shields had a famous fan in actress Rosie Perez, who tweeted in the sixth round, "@Claressashields just forced Habazin to take a knee!"

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Claressa Shields is already the undisputed women's middleweight world champion and will attempt to simultaneously hold the undisputed junior middleweight championship in her next fight.Shields, who owns two of the four junior middleweight titles, will face world titlist Marie-Eve Dicaire -- with the vacant fourth belt also on the line -- on May 9 (Showtime, 9 p.m. "Added Yvon Michel, Dicaire's promoter: "Marie-Eve Dicaire against Claressa Shields, a battle of two undefeated champions for all the titles -- you can't get a better match in boxing.

Her braided hair streaked in blue, Shields had the crowd on her side and even had fellow 2016 Olympic boxer Shakur Stevenson hold her championship belts.Shields won Olympic gold in 2012 in London and repeated the feat four years later in Rio de Janiero. Ovation Hall had more than 100 tickets for sale (at $65 a pop) when the Showtime card started at 9 p.m. and no tickets listed on major secondary market websites.

Shields won Olympic gold in 2012 in London and repeated the feat four years later in Rio de Janiero.

"I am the greatest woman of all time 'cause she couldn't do nothing with me," Shields said. "Shields (10-0, 2 KOs) already won the middleweight and super middleweight crowns in her brief career and become the fastest fighter in boxing history — either male or female — to become a three-division world champion. "I can't wait to make history again on May 9," Shields said. She connected with 120 of 318 power punches (.378). It's OK to disagree with someone's ideas, but personal attacks, insults, threats, hate speech, advocating violence and other violations can result in a ban. "Being the only American to win back-to-back Olympic gold in boxing, having won world titles in three weight divisions faster than any man or woman in boxing history, and now having the chance to be the first person -- man or woman -- to be an undisputed champion in two weight divisions in the four-belt era, Claressa will continue to add to her list of legendary, unprecedented and history-making accomplishments come May 9. Olympic gold medalist Claressa Shields adds 154-pound belt By DAN GELSTONJanuary 10, 2020 ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — Claressa Shields wore a crown over her blue, braided hair, and shouted a victorious call-and-answer plea to the crowd. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — Claressa Shields wore a crown over her blue, braided hair, and shouted a victorious call-and-answer plea to the crowd.She's been called T-Rex, an Olympian, the GWOAT and absolutely, call her champ.Shields, the two-time Olympic gold medalist, remained undefeated and won the 154-pound championship with a unanimous decision over overmatched Ivana Habazin on Friday night at Ovation Hall. Shields staggered her opponent and worked over Habazin over the final four rounds and coasted toward the decisive win. Shields staggered her opponent and worked over Habazin over the final four rounds and coasted toward the decisive win.

In November 2016, Shields officially went pro. I want us to have equal pay, equal opportunity. "It wasn't what I wanted but I'm happy with the improvement," Shields said.Shields walked out for the fight like a queen, dressed in a gold gladiator costume complete with a Queen's crown on her head. But will she stick around much longer? "In the four-belt era, only seven fighters have been undisputed champions in one division: Bernard Hopkins and Jermain Taylor at middleweight, junior welterweight Terence Crawford and cruiserweight Oleksandr Usyk on the men's side, and Shields, lightweight Katie Taylor and welterweight Cecilia Braekhus on the women's side.In Shields' last fight, on Jan. 10 in Atlantic City, New Jersey, she dropped down from middleweight, knocked down Ivana Habazin and cruised to a near-shutout decision to win a pair of vacant 154-pound belts.

She had a look of nonplussed nonchalance about the prospect of fighting Shields. “I wantto grow woman's boxing. Ovation Hall had more than 100 tickets for sale (at $65 a pop) when the Showtime card started at 9 p.m. and no tickets listed on major secondary market websites. Aug. 8, 2020, 4:20 p.m.

Undefeated three-division world champion Claressa Shields will attempt to become the first boxer in the four-belt era to become an undisputed …

She had a look of nonplussed nonchalance about the prospect of fighting Shields. "Shields, who gave up eating meat the last three months to help tone her physique and drop the weight needed to hit 154 pounds, has certainly made her name in the fight game. Her braided hair streaked in blue, Shields had the crowd on her side and even had fellow 2016 Olympic boxer Shakur Stevenson hold her championship belts. Shields won Olympic gold in … But will she stick around much longer?