Comments Thread For: Claressa Shields vs. Szilvia Szabados Tops Showtime Bill, March 10

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NEW YORK Two-time Olympic Gold Medalist Claressa Shields will make her professional television debut on ShoBox: The New Generation, a series that has sparked the careers of 67 future world champions, on Friday, March 10, live on SHOWTIME (10 p.m. ET/PT) from MGM Grand Detroit Event Center in Detroit, Michigan.
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[JASON SHAW]

HEADLINING A SHOW IN JUST YOUR 2ND PRO FIGHT = BOSS

[MasterPlan]

She's fighting a former champ with like 25 fights. Is that too much?

[siablo14]

She's fighting a former champ with like 25 fights. Is that too much?

We will see.

[ceylon mooney]

boss is tight. i say she wastes pretty much anyone less than world
class right now.

[miked85]

Showtime staying ahead of the curve ������

[OctoberRed]

I'll be watching

[LOCOMEX89]

Props to Showtime and ESPN for showcasing women's boxing.

Hopefully the trend continues throughout the sport.

[Boxing Logic]

What a waste of showtime's budget. PC bull**** being put ahead of good business practices yet again. Would Showtime let a 15-8 male fighter headline a showbox lol, hell no, so why would they put a 15-8 female fighter as a headliner when female boxing has even less interest than male boxing. In other words this is even worse, but because of political correctness, it seems they are willing to lower their standards for a female fight. Too bad. Could have used that showbox money for a good card and a competitive matchup between top prospects.

[Kigali]

What a waste of showtime's budget. PC bull**** being put ahead of good business practices yet again. Would Showtime let a 15-8 male fighter headline a showbox lol, hell no, so why would they put a 15-8 female fighter as a headliner when female boxing has even less interest than male boxing. In other words this is even worse, but because of political correctness, it seems they are willing to lower their standards for a female fight. Too bad. Could have used that showbox money for a good card and a competitive matchup between top prospects.

Make sure you don't tune in.