Shadasia Green suffered brain bleed and is recovering in intensive care unit
Former unified super middleweight titleholder Shadasia Green revealed that she suffered a brain bleed in her loss Friday night to Lani Daniels.
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Shadasia Green ‘awake and talkative’ after leaving ring on a stretcher
Despite the scary scene that transpired on Friday night after Shadasia Green was stopped by Lani Daniels, there were some positive signs for Green’s outlook.
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Lani Daniels stops Shadasia Green to capture two 168lbs titles
Lani Daniels scored the biggest win of her career Friday, stopping Shadasia Green in the ninth round to win two super middleweight titles at The Theater at Madison Square Garden.
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Dmitriy Salita pushes for top tests for Caroline Veyre, Danielle Perkins
Dmitriy Salita wants Caroline Veyre and Danielle Perkins to earn the opportunity to challenge the main event fighters at the top of Friday's Most Valuable Promotions card.
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Alycia Baumgardner, Bo Mi Re Shin make weight for Friday title bout
Unified junior lightweight champion Alycia Baumgardner and challenger Bo Mi Re Shin both came in under the 130lbs limit at Thursday’s weigh-in ahead of their Friday clash in New York City.
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TV picks for April 17-18: Alycia Baumgardner headlines MVPW-02
Get days, times, broadcasters and learn about all the fighters on televised cards for April 17-18, including Alycia Baumgardner vs Bo Mi Re Shin and Ben Whittaker vs Braian Suarez.
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Claressa Shields gets to show her stuff in rout of Lani Daniels
Claressa Shields continues to make it look easy, on Saturday winning a unanimous decision over Lani Daniels in Detroit to defend her undisputed heavyweight championship.
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Claressa Shields hits the scales for undisputed heavyweight title defense
Shields came in at 174.6lbs, while her opponent, Lani Daniels, weighed 170.4lbs.
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How to Watch: Claressa Shields vs. Lani Daniels
Two weeks after some of the best women fighters received a huge audience, another of this generation’s top talents – and beyond, if you go co-sign Claressa Shields calling herself the Greatest Woman of All Time, or GWOAT – takes to the ring.
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Lani Daniels is embracing her fear of Claressa Shields
Daniels' trainer says it's normal to have fear when facing a great fighter, but they also believe they will upset Shields for the heavyweight championship.
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