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How to watch Claressa Shields vs. Lani Daniels heavyweight title fight

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Claressa Shields and Lani Daniels holding world title belts while posing for a photo at a press conference in Detroit. (Mikayla Lewis, Mikayla Monae Photography)

Claressa Shields’ showdown with Lani Daniels for the Undisputed Heavyweight World Championship airs live on boxing streaming provider DAZN July 26 at 8 p.m.

The full fight card takes place at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, MI will air live globally on DAZN at 8 p.m. Viewers must make an account and subscribe to DAZN on the website.

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For those attending the fight, doors open at 5 p.m. and the first fight begins at 6 p.m. Tickets are for sale on Ticketmaster’s website or 313 Presents’ website.

Claressa Shields and Lani Daniels facing off at a press conference in Detroit. (Mikayla Monae Photography)

Earlier this year, Shields became the first woman ever to claim the Undisputed Heavyweight World Championship—and the first boxer, male or female, to achieve undisputed status in three weight divisions.

Shields put on a dominant performance in February, where she dismantled the towering and dangerous Danielle Perkins in front of a roaring hometown crowd at the Dort Financial Center in Flint. With the win, Shields cemented her place as undisputed women’s heavyweight champ.

Shields now looks to extend her reign against Daniels.

Daniels, coined “The Smiling Assassin,” is the former IBF Heavyweight World Champion and looks to pull off a massive upset, regain her crown and add three more world title belts to her collection.

The card will see fights from formidable prospects and contenders. The televised portion of the card will begin with a WBC Silver Featherweight Title and WBC World Title Eliminator bout between Canada’s Caroline Veyre and France’s Licia Boudersa.

Caroline Veyre raising her hands after being named winner by unanimous decision. (ALL RIGHTS RESERVED)

Signing with Salita Promotions in 2024, Veyre has proven to be one of the most dangerous contenders in the featherweight division. On the heels of two dominant unanimous decision victories in back-to-back fights, Veyre prepares to take the next step towards WBC gold against the battle-tested Boudersa.

Boudersa makes her promotional debut for Salita following a closely contested loss to Beatriz Ferreira for the IBF Lightweight World Title last year. Boasting championship experience, Boudersa stands as a stiff test for the surging Veyre.

In the next bout, undefeated WBA Super Lightweight Champion from Lexington, KY Samantha Worthington will face Victoire Piteau of France.

Samantha Worthington shadowboxing at open media workout in Detroit. (ALL RIGHTS RESERVED)

Worthington, who is co-promoted by Shields’ T-Rex Promotions and Salita Promotions, looks to take one step closer to achieving her world title dream when she collides with France’s Victoire Piteau for the WBA Jr. Welterweight Women’s Interim World Title.

Kentucky’s Worthington has strung together three statement victories in the past year. If Worthington becomes the WBA Jr. Welterweight Women’s Interim World champion, then opportunities for fights with superstars Katie Taylor or Amanda Serrano are on the horizon.

Undefeated heavyweight prospect from Brooklyn, NY Pryce Taylor from looks to keep his KO streak alive against Saginaw native Robert Simms in an 8-round bout.

Pryce Taylor (Brooklyn, NY, Now 5-0, 3 KOs) defeats KeShawn Jackson (Kalamazoo, MI, Now 1-6-1) by way of TKO at the 1:25 mark in the third round of a scheduled four round heavyweight bout. (ALL RIGHTS RESERVED)

Taylor, who is fighting for the fourth time this year, is coming off of four straight stoppage victories.

In the co-main event, former WBC Junior Middleweight Champion Tony “SuperBad” Harrison will make his Salita Promotions debut against Dominican Republic’s Edward Diaz (15-6, 12 KOs).

ONTARIO, CALIFORNIA - DECEMBER 21: Tony Harrison arrives for his bout against Jermell Charlo for the WBC World Super Welterweight Championship at Toyota Arena on December 21, 2019 in Ontario, California. (Photo by Meg Oliphant/Getty Images) (2019 Getty Images)

On a mission to reclaim a world title, Harrison is set to step back into the ring for the first time since his WBO Interim Super Welterweight showdown against Tim Tszyu in 2023.

Harrison defeated Jermell Charlo in 2018 to become the WBC Super Welterweight Champion, giving Charlo his first defeat.

Non-televised bouts will feature local prospects including Flint’s Sardius Simmons, Jaquan McElroy, Leon Lawson III, Pontiac’s Cameran Pankey, Macomb’s Kahmel Makled and Detroit’s Da’Velle Smith.


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