Claressa Shields has won two Olympic gold medals, 19 world titles and is 18-0 as a pro, but she has only three knockouts. Does that matter?

Witness the most dangerous knockout in women’s boxing history — a moment that left the entire arena in stunned silence. This fight redefined what power, speed, and precision look like inside the ring.

Detroit was lit up like a holiday last night (February 22nd) when Claressa Shields once again showed why she claims the crown of the GWOAT — the Greatest Woman Of All Time in boxing. In a ...

Better to be safe than sorry … Following UFC Paris yesterday (Sat., Sept. 5, 2026) inside Accor Arena in Paris, France, promotion officials confirmed to MMAmania.com that one fighter was transported ...

Churchill Downs Incorporated says an on-site ambulance reached the injured Huber Villa-Gomez within 11 seconds and that established medical response protocols were followed. Coco Gauff Offers 1-Word ...

"The Real Deal" could break the all-time women's knockout record against Argentinian contender Lucrecia Manzur. By Tony Maglio Jake Paul’s Most Valuable Promotions (MVP) is bringing the first-ever ...