Claressa Shields is set to defend her undisputed heavyweight title Saturday, July 26, against “The Smiling Assassin.” That would be Lani Daniels, a New Zealander with an irrepressible smile she wears everywhere but inside the boxing ring.

Savannah Marshall believes a rematch with unbeaten Claressa Shields is still possible despite losing her world title to Shadasia Green.

Savannah Marshall has revealed she is still targeting a rematch with Claressa Shields despite losing her world title to Shadasia Green earlier this month. Marshall and Shields fought at the O2 Arena in 2022, with Shields winning on points to avenge an amateur loss to her rival a decade earlier.

Shadasia Green beat Savannah Marshall by split decision to unify the WBO and IBF 168lb titles; Green responds to Marshalls complaints about the verdict: I take nothing from her. Shes a competitor. Nobody wants to graciously lose;

There are questions that answer themselves, and this is one of them. Claressa Shields has never lost a fight and is the queen of women's boxingBorn in Flint, Michigan, the woman n

Claressa Shields will headline in her home state of Detroit when she puts her heavyweight titles on the line against New Zealand’s Lani Daniels

Unified super middleweight titlist Shadasia Green insists she’s still in cotton pajamas, writes Ryan Songalia.

Savannah Marshall insisted the judges scoring didnt reflect her bout with Shadasia Green; Marshall lost a IBF and WBO super-middleweight title unification to Green by split decision at New Yorks Madison Square Garden;

Claressa Shields will return to the ring on Saturday night when she defends her undisputed heavyweight crown against Lani Daniels. Shields has won all 16 of her professional fight

At the O2 Arena in London, Claressa Shields became a three-time undisputed champion, the first person to achieve such a feat in either men's or women's boxing. Shields defeated Savannah Marshall ...