Claressa Shields is fresh off her dominant undisputed heavyweight title defense against Lani Daniels, with her record now sitting at 17-0. She has now publicly thanked her partner, rapper Papoose, for his unwavering support.

Claressa Shields retained her undisputed heavyweight title with a dominant win over Lani Daniels, reigniting calls for a historic showdown with Laila Ali.

Ali, one of Muhammad Ali's former wives, said, "I think Laila needs to stay in the kitchen," rather than fight Claressa Shields.

Claressa Shields returns July 26 in Detroit and hints at a WWE cameo that could make history as the first high-profile female boxer to do so.

Shields says her anger could’ve led her to prison or worse, but boxing gave her purpose. Now, the Flint, MI native says she wants a baby, a legacy, and one last shot at Ali.

Shields’ dominant win sets the stage for blockbuster options, from big-name rematches to a historic superfight. It was a statement night in Detroit as Claressa Shields swept every round against Lani Daniels at Little Caesars Arena live on DAZN,