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Claressa Shields

Claressa Shields is a Flint-born boxing world champion and two-time Olympic gold medalist who shares training, fight nights, personal videos and music with her fans.

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Overview

Born
March 17, 1995 · Flint, Michigan
Work
Professional boxer, MMA competitor and online creator
Started boxing
At age 11, after her father told her about Laila Ali
Breakout
Olympic middleweight gold at London 2012, aged 17
Professional debut
November 19, 2016
Nickname
GWOAT

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How it started.

Shields grew up in Flint, Michigan, and began boxing at 11 after hearing about Laila Ali from her father. At 17, she won middleweight gold at London 2012, becoming the first American woman to win an Olympic boxing title.

From Olympic gold to professional titles.

She won gold again at Rio 2016, becoming the first American boxer to win consecutive Olympic gold medals. Her professional debut followed in November 2016. In 2022, she beat Savannah Marshall at London’s O2 Arena to become undisputed middleweight champion again.

More ways to follow her.

Shields also competed in MMA, winning her PFL debut against Brittney Elkin by third-round TKO in 2021. Her life has been told in the documentary T-Rex: Her Fight for Gold and the drama The Fire Inside. On her own channels, she brings fans into training and life around the fights, and she released the single Party in October 2026.

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Film and documentary

Music

  • 2026PartyRecording artist

Sport

Awards

Quotes

This is how you turn your pain into power.Claressa Shields, TIME

Speaking about seeing her life portrayed in The Fire Inside in December 2024.

Trivia

  1. Her father’s stories about Laila Ali helped spark her interest in boxing.
  2. T-Rex was her nickname long before the documentary about her Olympic journey.
  3. She gave The Fire Inside an “A-plus-plus” when TIME asked for her movie grade.

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