Shields makes Guinness World Records 2022

Salita Promotions has announced Claressa Shields (11-0, 2 KOs) will be included in the 2022 installment of the Guinness World Records for becoming the first boxer in the four-belt era to hold all titles across two weight divisions simultaneously.

Shields is scheduled to face undefeated Ema Kozin (22-0-1, 11 KOs) in the co-main event of the Chris Eubank Jr. vs Liam Williams fight, scheduled for January 2022 at Motorpoint Arena in Cardiff, Wales, with the eventual goal to attempt to avenge her only amateur loss to now fellow professional Savannah Marshall from the UK later this year.

She recently revealed her “bucket list” for boxing online, which included YouTuber Jake Paul, and undisputed lightweight champion Katie Taylor as future victims.

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  • Jake Paul not what she want, she thought that girl in MMA kicked her a(sssssss) mess around with a man his size, in fact I love me some Clarissa but even me having not fought since 1998 and asa Jr Lightweight she couldn’t do anything with me even now. It’s levels to this and a woman is a woman for that very reason. Respect to her accomplishments however stay in your lane.

  • well the fact that theres 10x more competition in the mens 105 lbs than both of those two female divisions combined says a lot plus why is she trying to fight the youtuber she talked crap about? oh and of course she wants to fight somebody 3 weight divisions smaller rather than the women that whooped her in the amateurs her name being Sarah Marshall and on the mens side what shes done is called weight bullying and ducking but good for her she can hold a record in something just make sure to place an asterisk by it.

  • Paul-Shields would end the way Lucia Rijker-Somchai Jaidee ended. I’m sure it would likely be a career payday for her, but she needs to get that out of her head. It’s not going to happen, and if it did, she’s getting KO’d.

  • I could see a fight with Jake Paul taking place as long as there are some rules.

    Jake Paul could not hit below the belt, above the belt or on the belt.

    He must fight with his hands by his side at all times and spend the entire round standing on the same spot.

    In that case I would back him to win by TKO3 when an exhausted Shields quits on her stool.

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