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Claressa Shields puts her unbeaten record on the line against Kaye Scott in a WBC and WBA middleweight title fight at State Farm Arena tonight.
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Unbeaten two-time Olympic gold medallist Claressa Shields steps back into the middleweight division tonight with WBC and WBA belts on the line. Her opponent: 42-year-old Australian Kaye Scott.
The bout headlines a card at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia, with the action set to begin at 8:30 pm ET. DAZN subscribers can stream the event live.
Shields brings a flawless 18-0 professional record to the ring, including three stoppage victories. Scott, meanwhile, carries a far more modest 5-1-1 slate with no knockouts to her name - a disparity that makes this a daunting assignment for the challenger.
Still, championship boxing has a habit of throwing up surprises, and Shields will be eager to make a statement as she reclaims her place in the 160-pound division, as highlighted by Bad Left Hook.
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