Claress Shields Win Perkins to become the first undisputed female champion in a heavyweight category
On Sunday night, February 2nd, at the Dort Financial Center in Flint in Michigan, Claress Shields made history as she beat Danielle Perkins and became the first female boxer to win an indisputable heavyweight title.
In the introductory circle of the competition, the first Fight fans noticed was the size of Advantage Danielle Perkins the Claress Shields. Standing 6 feet, Perkins had an advantage of four inches in height, and on official weighing, Perkins weighed 177.2 kilograms, while Shields weighed 173.6.
In the fight of the night, it looked like Perkins rehydrated between the neighborhood of Mark from £ 190-200. Once the bell sounded officially to start the match, Perkins took advantage of the south stop as she tried to establish a sting, but when she threw Jab, Shields opposed the landing of a sharper combination.
In the second round, the shields focused on landing the stitch and the right hand into the body. In the last seconds of the circle number two, Perkins pressed forward, but Shields looked comfortable fighting from the back foot as she hit Perkins with another attractive combination.
At the beginning of the third round, Shields landed across the right, which overthrew Perkins out of balance. During the rest of the third, Shields landed on multiple rights to cover, but Perkins showed resistance as it exceeded the survival mode to the end of the circle.
In the sixth round, Perkins managed to press forward and force Shields in the corner, but she couldn’t take the opportunity. Later in the sixth, Shields landed with his left hook, followed by another big right hand. As time was twisted in 7. The shields were connected to the second big right hand, and it closed the circle by landing the stroke.
Perkins came out in the ninth attempt to be more aggressive as he pressed forward and hit a large left counter. Perkins continued to press forward, but her distance was not in line with suffocating his work.
In the tenth and last rounds of Danielle Perkins, she sought a miracle, while Claress Shields was ready to close the show. Perkins was aggressive, but with the remaining 13 seconds, Shields lowered his big right hand that Percins sent to the canvas.
Perkins managed to get on her feet, and a few seconds later the bell sounded to officially end the championship. In the end, Claressa Shields earned a unanimous victory for the decision (100-89, 97-92, 99-90).
With the victory, Claress “Gwoat” Shields (16-0, 3 ko) became the first boxer to earn a decoration, which is three divisions of the unnoticed world champion. During the interview after the fight, Shields explained that she did not use her sting so much due to the fact that she had injured her left shoulder during a training camp.
As for her plans for the rest of 2025, Shields wants to enter the ring twice. Her potential list of opponents includes the Franchon team-Desurn team, Savannah Marshall, MMA legend Cris Cyborg and retired boxer legend Lail Ali.
