Shadasia Green: record, next fight and profile →
In-ring success has not been hard to come by for Franchon Crews-Dezurn. Finding the opportunities to actually make her way to the ring, however, has been a different story. The former undisputed super middleweight champion has not fought more than once in a calendar year since the
Most Valuable Promotions (MVP) announced the broadcast team and main card additions for the Jake Paul vs. Andre August and Most Valuable Prospects IV event taking place on Friday, December 15 at the Caribe Royale Resort in Orlando, FL live on DAZN as a part of its subscription package.
The mission remains the same for Franchon Crews-Dezurn. “F--- that hair. I want the belt,” the former undisputed super middleweight champion said of her upcoming vacant WBC title fight versus unbeaten Shadasia Green. “You can snatch my wig off. I'm still that girl.
Shadasia Green was able to get what she wanted this time around. Most Valuable Promotions (MVP) confirmed that its super middleweight contender is set to challenge for the vacant WBC title versus former undisputed champion Franchon Crews-Dezurn. The two have agreed to terms for their twice-ordered fight which will take place on December 15 at Caribe Royale in Orlando, Florida.
Super middleweight world champion Savannah Marshall is going to be out until 2024 after undergoing hand surgery. Marshall hopes to return on a date in March - with a clear target on the winner of the ordered fight between Franchon Crews-Dezurn and Shadasia Green.
A title fight that was previously ordered and immediately rescinded is now back in play. At least on paper. BoxingScene.com has learned that the WBC has ordered a vacant super middleweight title fight between former undisputed super middleweight queen Franchon Crews-Dezurn a mandatory challenger Shadasia Green. The bout was put back on paper after the sanctioning body downgraded Savannah Marshall to ‘Champion in Recess’ due to an injury which prevented her from defending her crown.
Shadasia Green will finally land her overdue title shot. For the second time this year, it won’t come against her intended target. Previously undisputed super middleweight champion Savannah Marshall was forced to relinquish her physical WBC title due to a lingering, undisclosed injury that will keep her out of the ring through next spring. The unbeaten Green will now
Shadasia Green returned to the ring this past Saturday night and picked up a tougher than expected ten round unanimous decision over Olivia Curry.
Shadasia Green had to go deeper than ever before to preserve her unbeaten record and place in line for a title shot. The top-rated super middleweight contender landed heavy leather versus Olivia Curry, who showed a world class chin throughout their ten-round contest. Curry’s stock went up in defeat, while Green left with a ten-round, unanimous
There was a time where a title shot was the main focal point for Shadasia Green. That went away once the WBC rescinded an order for the unbeaten super middleweight contender to get next dibs at then-undisputed champ Franchon Crews-Dezurn. The opportunity instead went to England’s Savannah Marshall, a two-time Olympian and former middleweight titlist who seized the 168-pound crown in a ten-round decision over Crews-Dezurn on July 1 in Manchester, England.