Shields drops Perkins to become an undeniable heavyweight champion

Flint, Mich. – Classa Shields went into his own league.

The unbeaten boxer of the world champion captured the undisputed heavyweight title with a unanimous victory for a decision on the invincible Daniel Perkins so far on Sunday night.

She released Perkins (5-1, 2 Ko) with the right hook in the final seconds of the 10th and last round to secure the victory, but the match hardly happened.

Shields (16-0, 3 CO) is fighting, although it was injured in the shoulder before the match. She said she couldn’t raise her left hand for two or three days.

“In fact, I think I will have to undergo surgery on my left hand. I went through my lab last week, so the battle hardly happened,” Shields said. “I didn’t want to take down Flint, but I really couldn’t use my Jaba the way I wanted, but I did the best I could. I ied it, I did therapy and now I think I was going to have a shoulder surgery.”

Shields contacted 29% of her strokes, and 36% of her power strikes, according to Compubox Stats, and Perkins landed only 19% of her blows. The judges scored the match 97-92, 99-90 and 100-89 all for the shield.

With the victory, she became the first boxer, man or woman, in the four -belt era, which has become an undeniable champion in three different weight classes (Junior Middle, middle and heavyweight).

It holds the titles of WBC, WBA, IBF and WBO in the heavyweight. For women’s boxing, heavyweight division is considered 175 pounds and up.

In her heavyweight debut on July 27 in Detroit, she also scored TKO’s second round victory over Vanessa Lepaj-Joannis with perkins on the podcare.

“I felt strong there, but I know that Daniel Perkins felt stronger. This girl was as strong as hell,” Shields said. “She was strong, it was definitely a problem. My experience and my skills overcame me and also, I was in many street battles with bigger people and I had to use some of my skills today. So when I cut it in the last Circle, this is because it became greedy.

Shields scored a lonely blow to the duel in the 10th round of the 10th round, but she also shook perkins during the third round with an overhanging right as she was also connected to some large right hooks. The crowd chanting “Whoop This Trick” from the Hustle & Flow soundtrack while Shields landed these big shots.

“Flint is a different type of place. I can tell you that the people we have here, they are fans of battles for one. They are so supportive and take you to who you are,” Shields said. “So, they even say,” Wap this trick, “you will never hear that in any other women’s boxing match in history, because it’s just not even something that people even accept to come from women.

“People accept this from me here, come from Flint and understand me and know I’m just as hooded as a street, but I’m also a business and reasonable and I’m very smart, so they take me for the full package and I just love them So much for that. “

Shields said she had given the opportunity to fight at Barclays Center in New York so that she could return to Michigan for a return to home at Dort Financial Center in Flint. During her entrance to the ring, rapper Papus joined her, and the undisputed champion Terrers Crawford was among those present.

Crawford said he was happy to support shields in creating history as the first undeniable heavyweight champion in the world.

“I think it was a great battle. Perkins came to fight, she raised a good battle. She was big, she was strong. The claw had speed, time and experience,” Croford told ESPN. “And at times when she had to dig deep and make it a dog battle, I felt that she also won this transaction. All the turnout was good night.”

The 29-year-old Shields is No. 1 in the heavyweight category of ESPN and fighter # 1 per kilogram, but said the fire still burns inside it to strengthen its place in history, even when it was called “gwoat ” – the greatest woman of all time.

Sunday also marks the first time of Shields in the ring after the start of December of her biography “The Fire Inside”.

“That’s not enough. I think so. I think I didn’t take the flowers for so many years, so even though I get them now, it’s not enough,” Shields said. “I deserve more than that. I’m fighting for a million dollars. So.