Claressa Shields of Michigan outpointed Danielle Perkins during an undisputed heavyweight bout for women's boxing.

Claressa Shields has made boxing history on Sunday night, as she became the first-ever undisputed women's heavyweight champion after defeating Danielle Perkins.

Claressa Shields beat Danielle Perkins at Dort Financial Center, Sunday in Flint for undisputed women's heavyweight ...

Claressa Shields became the first women's boxer to earn a undisputed heavyweight title by beating Danielle Perkins via ...

Claressa Shields ... title in boxing history, and a chance for an American, male or female, to become the undisputed champion at the top weight class since 1992. Shields is looking to become ...

(Photo by Stewart Cook/Amazon MGM Studios via Getty Images) Claressa Shields—the real-life subject of the new boxing biopic The Fire Inside—said she has enough fire power to defeat Jake Paul ...

On Sunday, Claressa Shields did what most expected ... but she was outclassed in terms of speed and pure boxing acumen. Shields nearly scored a knockdown in the third round, but Perkins managed ...

Claressa Shields vs Danielle Perkins is set to take place at the Dort Financial Center in Flint, Michigan, United States on February 2. Shields came in at 173.6 lbs, under the heavyweight limit.

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Claressa Shields oozed confidence ahead of her heavyweight world title fight on Sunday, shutting down any possibility that her opponent Danielle Perkins could win. The American, who nicknames ...

Claressa Shields unanimously outpointed Danielle Perkins on Sunday night in the first undisputed heavyweight bout in women’s boxing to remain undefeated. Shields, a two-time Olympic gold medalist with ...

World championships in five weight divisions. The unofficial title as best pound-for-pound fighter in women’s boxing. Claressa Shields (15-0, 3 KOs) seemingly has it all, yet still has something ...