Claressa Shields record improved to an impeccable 17-0 after a commanding victory over Lani Daniels on July 26, 2025, at the packed Little Caesars Arena in Detroit. Shields successfully defended her undisputed women’s heavyweight championship, delivering a performance that once again confirmed her status as one of the greatest boxers in the sport’s history.
Fighting in her home state of Michigan, Shields controlled every round of the 10-round contest. The judges scored the bout overwhelmingly in her favor: 100-90, 99-91, and 99-91. Daniels, who had entered the ring with an 11-2-2 record, was simply outmatched by the speed, ring IQ, and aggression of the undefeated champion.
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Another Chapter in a Historic Career
Claressa Shields’ record isn’t just flawless—it’s historic. With this win, she retains her status as the first and only boxer (male or female) to become an undisputed champion in three different weight divisions: middleweight, light-middleweight, and now heavyweight. No other fighter in history has achieved such a feat.
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Shields previously unified the heavyweight titles in February 2025 by defeating Danielle Perkins and added to her legendary resume with this latest win over Daniels. The victory marks her 17th professional triumph without a loss and her 4th win by decision over an opponent with championship-level experience.
Fight Highlights
- Winner: Claressa Shields (Unanimous Decision)
- Opponent: Lani Daniels
- Scorecards: 100-90, 99-91, 99-91
- Location: Little Caesars Arena, Detroit, Michigan
- Date: July 26, 2025
- Updated Record: 17-0 (3 KOs)
From the opening bell, Shields took control of the bout. She landed precise combinations, cut off Daniels’ movement, and consistently pushed the pace. Despite Daniels’ resilience, she had no answer for the power and technical superiority of Shields.
Dominance Across Divisions
Shields’ latest victory is not just another number—it’s a statement. She has proven that she can climb through weight divisions and still remain at the very top. With Olympic gold medals, multiple world titles, and an undefeated professional career, her resume is unmatched in women’s boxing.
Her accomplishments across three weight classes include:
- Middleweight Division: Undisputed champion
- Light-Middleweight Division: Undisputed champion
- Heavyweight Division: Undisputed champion and now successful title defense
What’s Next for Claressa Shields?
While Shields has not announced her next opponent yet, her win in Detroit sets the stage for even bigger matchups. Potential future challengers will have to bring something extraordinary to match Shields’ skill, experience, and championship mindset.
Fans and boxing analysts are already discussing dream matchups, but one thing is clear—Shields is not done making history. Whether she decides to move back down in weight or stay at heavyweight, the boxing world will be watching closely.
Career Overview Table
| Category | Detail |
|---|---|
| Current Record | 17-0 (3 KOs) |
| Olympic Gold Medals | 2012, 2016 |
| Undisputed Titles Held | 3 (Middleweight, Light-Middleweight, Heavyweight) |
| Latest Victory | Over Lani Daniels (Unanimous Decision) |
| Title Defended | Undisputed Women’s Heavyweight Championship |
A Legend Still Rising
Claressa Shields has accomplished more in less than a decade of professional boxing than most fighters do in a lifetime. Her flawless record, her ability to jump weight classes, and her dominance inside the ring have placed her firmly at the top of boxing’s all-time greats list.
Her success in Detroit wasn’t just a hometown win—it was a reaffirmation of her greatness. Claressa Shields continues to be a living blueprint for excellence in boxing. The question now is not if she’s the GWOAT (Greatest Woman of All Time)—but whether anyone else can even come close.
If you watched the fight or have thoughts on Shields’ historic run, drop your comments below. Is there anyone out there who can challenge her reign?