Claressa Shields

Boxing · United States · 1995–

Claressa Shields Life & Career Timeline

Two Olympic golds and undisputed championships across divisions.

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Born in Flint1995Born in Flint17 March 1995 · Michigan, United StatesBoxing
Begins boxing at eleven2006Begins boxing at eleven2006 · Flint, MichiganBoxing
National breakthrough2011National breakthrough2011 · United StatesBoxing
Qualifies for London2012Qualifies for LondonMay 2012 · Qinhuangdao, ChinaBoxing
Olympic champion at seventeen2012Olympic champion at seventeen9 August 2012 · London, EnglandBoxing
World amateur champion2014World amateur champion24 November 2014 · Jeju, South KoreaBoxing
Pan American Games champion2015Pan American Games championJuly 2015 · Toronto, CanadaBoxing
Second world title2016Second world title27 May 2016 · Astana, KazakhstanBoxing
Back-to-back Olympic gold2016Back-to-back Olympic gold21 August 2016 · Rio de Janeiro, BrazilBoxing
Professional debut2016Professional debut19 November 2016 · Las Vegas, NevadaBoxing
First professional world titles2017First professional world titles4 August 2017 · Detroit, MichiganBoxing
Middleweight champion2018Middleweight champion22 June 2018 · Detroit, MichiganBoxing
Undisputed middleweight champion2019Undisputed middleweight champion13 April 2019 · Atlantic City, New JerseyBoxing
Champion in three divisions2020Champion in three divisions10 January 2020 · Atlantic City, New JerseyBoxing
Mixed martial arts debut2021Mixed martial arts debut10 June 2021 · Atlantic City, New JerseyBoxing
Marshall rivalry settled2022Marshall rivalry settled15 October 2022 · London, EnglandBoxing
Heavyweight championship2024Heavyweight championship27 July 2024 · Detroit, MichiganBoxing
Becomes undisputed heavyweight champion2025Becomes undisputed heavyweight champion2 February 2025 · Flint, MichiganBoxing

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About Claressa Shields

From Flint to consecutive Olympic titles and multi-division professional supremacy.

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Michigan, United States

Born in Flint

Claressa Shields grew up in Flint and discovered boxing as a child.

Connected: Boxing

Source: olympics.com

Flint, Michigan

Begins boxing at eleven

She began training at Berston Field House with Jason Crutchfield.

Connected: Boxing

Source: olympics.com

Qinhuangdao, China

Qualifies for London

She earned a place in the first Olympic women’s boxing tournament.

Connected: Boxing

Source: olympics.com

London, England

Olympic champion at seventeen

Shields won middleweight gold in women’s boxing’s Olympic debut.

Connected: Boxing

Source: olympics.com

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Back-to-back Olympic gold

Shields became the first US boxer to win consecutive Olympic titles.

Connected: Boxing

Source: olympics.com

Las Vegas, Nevada

Professional debut

She won her first professional bout against Franchón Crews-Dezurn.

Connected: Boxing

Source: olympics.com

Detroit, Michigan

First professional world titles

Shields won unified super-middleweight belts.

Connected: Boxing

Source: olympics.com

Atlantic City, New Jersey

Undisputed middleweight champion

Victory over Christina Hammer unified all four major belts.

Connected: Boxing

Source: olympics.com

Atlantic City, New Jersey

Champion in three divisions

Shields won junior-middleweight titles in her tenth professional fight.

Connected: Boxing

Source: olympics.com

Atlantic City, New Jersey

Mixed martial arts debut

She expanded her combat-sports career with a PFL victory.

Connected: Boxing

Source: olympics.com

London, England

Marshall rivalry settled

Shields defeated Savannah Marshall to become undisputed middleweight champion again.

Connected: Boxing

Source: olympics.com

Detroit, Michigan

Heavyweight championship

A stoppage of Vanessa Lepage-Joanisse brought titles in another division.

Connected: Boxing

Source: olympics.com

Flint, Michigan

Becomes undisputed heavyweight champion

Shields defeated Danielle Perkins to add the undisputed heavyweight crown to titles across multiple divisions.

Connected: Boxing

Source: wbcboxing.com
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