Claressa Shields vs. Savannah Marshall - CompuBox Punch Stats
By the second round of this fight, Claressa Shields had landed 35 power punches- more power punches than any Savannah Marshall opponent had landed on Marshall in a fight.
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Claressa Shields Holds Off Savannah Marshall's Late Rally, Becomes Undisputed
Ten years on, Claressa Shields avenged the one blot on her record amateur or pro as he claimed a unanimous points decision over Savannah Marshall in an incredibly intense fight at the O2 in London, becoming undisputed world middleweight champion again.
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Claressa Shields vs. Savannah Marshall - LIVE BoxingScene Scorecard
Shields, Marshall Scorecard BoxingScene Live - In the title unification co-feature, Mikaela Mayer (17-0, 5 KOs) will look to get one step closer to becoming the first undisputed champ in her division when she puts her WBO/IBF/Ring Magazine junior lightweight titles on the line against
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Claressa Shields: We're Raising The Bar and Teaching The Men a Thing or Two
Claressa Shields might have found a storm blowing around British boxing when she flew into London this week but she does not believe that the bad publicity around Conor Ben's positive drugs test will have any impact on her world middleweight title fight with Savannah Marshall.
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Claressa Shields-Savannah Marshall: Stats & Stakes
By Cliff Rold - If you build it, they will come. In the context of women’s boxing, it’s not a reference to ghosts playing out their yesterday’s in an Iowa cornfield. The wide appeal of the women’s game has been inconsistent over the years. There have been individuals who gained acclaim and some pockets of popularity in various parts of the world but the feeling of genuine major fights hasn’t always been there.
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Photos: Claressa Shields, Savannah Marshall - Set For Undisputed Grudge Fight
Shields, Marshall Weights Photos Gallery - Seven world titles will be on the line in an all-female card this Saturday, October 15 (2:30 p.m. ET/11:30 a.m. PT) streaming live and exclusively on ESPN+ from the O2 Arena in London. Originally scheduled for September 10, this historic card was postponed by the British Boxing Board of Control due to the passing of Queen Elizabeth II. (photos by Lawrence Lustig)
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Shields-Marshall, Mayer-Baumgardner Weigh-In Results From London
Mikaela Mayer and Alycia Baumgardner can’t get in the ring soon enough. The best two junior lightweights in the world had to be physically retrained for the third time in as many days, both exchanging words and light shoves after making weight for their unified championship clash. Both boxers weighed 129.3 pounds for their lineal/WBC/IBF/WBO junior lightweight championship, which takes place Saturday evening at The O2 in London.
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Photos: Claressa Shields, Savannah Marshall - Heated Face To Face at Final Presser
Shields, Marshall Final Press Conference Photos Gallery - Seven world titles will be on the line in an all-female card this Saturday, October 15 (2:30 p.m. ET/11:30 a.m. PT) streaming live and exclusively on ESPN+ from the O2 Arena in London. Originally scheduled for September 10, this historic card was postponed by the British Boxing Board of Control due to the passing of Queen Elizabeth II. (photos by Lawrence Lustig)
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Sometimes The World Matters More
By Cliff Rold - Cliches work because they’re true often enough to feel universal. One in particular comes to mind heading into the outstanding doubleheader at the O2 Arena on Saturday (ESPN+, 2:30 PM EST). Good things come to those who wait. Fans of women’s boxing have waited a long time for a year like 2022. In April, thousands packed Madison Square Garden for the superfight between lightweight champion Katie Taylor and featherweight champion Amanda Serrano. It was arguably the biggest women’s fight of all time.
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Photos: Shields, Marshall, Mayer, Baumgardner - Grand Arrivals
Shields, Marshall Grand Arrivals Photos Gallery - Seven world titles will be on the line in an all-female card this Saturday, October 15 (2:30 p.m. ET/11:30 a.m. PT) streaming live and exclusively on ESPN+ from the O2 Arena in London. Originally scheduled for September 10, this historic card was postponed by the British Boxing Board of Control due to the passing of Queen Elizabeth II. (photos by Lawrence Lustig)
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