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    Savannah Marshall made quick work of Femke Hermans on Saturday, stopping her with a crunching left hook in the third round to set up a summer showdown with rival world middleweight champion Claressa Shields.
    Marshall made a third defense of her WBO world middleweight title with a stunning knockout of Hermans, who took Shields to points in 2018, in front of her home fans at the Newcastle Arena in England, and attention immediately turned to a clash with Shields to crown an undisputed world middleweight champion.
    Shields had travelled from the United States to be ringside, and after Marshall's triumph the pair squared up and resumed their verbal hostilities ahead of what will be one of the biggest fights in the history of women's boxing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by carnachpace View Post
    Savannah Marshall made quick work of Femke Hermans on Saturday, stopping her with a crunching left hook in the third round to set up a summer showdown with rival world middleweight champion Claressa Shields.
    Marshall made a third defense of her WBO world middleweight title with a stunning knockout of Hermans, who took Shields to points in 2018, in front of her home fans at the Newcastle Arena in England, and attention immediately turned to a clash with Shields to crown an undisputed world middleweight champion.
    Shields had travelled from the United States to be ringside, and after Marshall's triumph the pair squared up and resumed their verbal hostilities ahead of what will be one of the biggest fights in the history of women's boxing.
    Shields-Marshall will see all four world title belts on the line in a grudge match. The pair have a long history: Marshall beat Shields when they were amateurs in 2012.Marshall (12-0, 10 KOs), 30, from Hartlepool, County Durham, is probably the biggest puncher in women's boxing and was last taken to points in October of 2018.
    "There's no one else in the way between me and Claressa, it's me and Claressa in the summer," Marshall said.
    "Claressa can't handle my power. I believe I severely hurt Claressa. It's Great Britain versus America. It's got to happen here in the northeast [of England].

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    Re: Boxing News, Results, Opinions, Predictions,

    Quote Originally Posted by carnachpace View Post
    Savannah Marshall made quick work of Femke Hermans on Saturday, stopping her with a crunching left hook in the third round to set up a summer showdown with rival world middleweight champion Claressa Shields.
    Marshall made a third defense of her WBO world middleweight title with a stunning knockout of Hermans, who took Shields to points in 2018, in front of her home fans at the Newcastle Arena in England, and attention immediately turned to a clash with Shields to crown an undisputed world middleweight champion.
    Shields had travelled from the United States to be ringside, and after Marshall's triumph the pair squared up and resumed their verbal hostilities ahead of what will be one of the biggest fights in the history of women's boxing.
    "After I beat her, they will have to call me GWOAT."
    Ben Shalom, of U.K.-based promotional company BOXXER, hopes to confirm details of Shields-Marshall in a few days."It's a matter of days, we want it to happen here in Newcastle, and it's going to be a classic, we are looking at late June, early July," Shalom said."We have been working very hard to make this fight and it will happen. Claressa is a special talent and she won't shy away from a challenge, and you have a puncher like Savannah, which is what makes it such a great fight."
    St James' Park, the outdoor stadium of English Premier League side Newcastle United in the northeast of England, is being considered as a possible venue.

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    Re: Boxing News, Results, Opinions, Predictions,

    Quote Originally Posted by carnachpace View Post
    Savannah Marshall made quick work of Femke Hermans on Saturday, stopping her with a crunching left hook in the third round to set up a summer showdown with rival world middleweight champion Claressa Shields.
    Marshall made a third defense of her WBO world middleweight title with a stunning knockout of Hermans, who took Shields to points in 2018, in front of her home fans at the Newcastle Arena in England, and attention immediately turned to a clash with Shields to crown an undisputed world middleweight champion.
    Shields had travelled from the United States to be ringside, and after Marshall's triumph the pair squared up and resumed their verbal hostilities ahead of what will be one of the biggest fights in the history of women's boxing.
    WBC, WBA and IBF world middleweight Shields (12-0, 2 KOs), 27, from Flint, Michigan, has amassed a big collection of belts since turning professional after winning a second Olympic gold medal in 2016. But a clash against Marshall, who boxed at the 2012 and 2016 Olympics without winning a medal, will be the biggest fight of Shields' boxing career, which she now combines with a mixed martial arts (MMA) career (she had two MMA fights last year).

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    Wilder is known for his immense power and has one of the highest knockout rates in boxing history. He is undoubtedly one of the hardest punchers of all time. 42 wins, 41 knockouts an unbelievable feat. Clearly best right hand in current boxing at least and many say of all time. Wilder didn’t start boxing until the age of 20 and within three years of training managed to win a bronze medal at the Olympics.

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