Is Shields Claressa ‘T-Rex’ the largest female boxer?

Shields ‘T-Rex’ Claressa, the winner of a two-time Olympic Gold Medal with an amateur record of 63-1, losing to Savanah Marshall alone, which he would defeat in the pro ranks, is definitely one of the best female boxers in the amateurs.

The question is is she the largest female boxer ever? In her latest fight on July 26th, she protected her heavyweight titles IBF, WBO, WBF, and WBC World, defeating the world’s IBF lightweight heavyweight champion Lani ‘The Smiling Assassin’ Daniels, 11-2-2. One commentator said ‘Shields is the best female boxer (either in the world or today). This was not the first time I heard this.

In the opinion of this writer, I disagree with her is the best ever. I’ve felt Lucia ‘The Dutch Destroyer’ Rijker 17-0 with 14 stops from the Netherlands was the best ever. It was set up in the Ibhof. She caught the light titles of Super Widf Ibo and Wndf.

Wolfe Ann ‘Brown Sugar’, 24-1 with 16 stops, holding the IBA Heavyweight Champion and Wyda World of Waco, Texas, was the hardest female boxer in my opinion.

In December 2018, at the Atlantic City Board Hall, the WLGC Shields and Christina Hammer, WBO mid-weight champion, decided to 24-0 from a fairly wide edge. The only thing I remember was that Hammer every time Hammer, the Sparkle Lee referee, would also be an African American, stepped in to prevent them from landing more than a punch or two.

In the dressing room, I told his champion Tom Loeffler, before entering the dressing room after the fighting, and told me not to tell her. After leaving, I told Hammer that you are still the world champion, every time you started landing the referee stepped in ‘.

Hammer did not fight again for ten months and just four times after retiring against opponents with average records of 12-8-2, 6-3-1, 3-1, and 6-3. Never fight for a world title again, or get a re -sentence. Some people would tell me that the decision was wide, and why would she get a re -sentence? They also did not agree with the referee’s action.

I was able to talk about others like LaiLa ‘She Be Stingin’ Ali ’24 -0 World Mid-weight champion and Jacqui Frazier Lyde, 13-1. Ali has not fought since 2007, and Shields talks about her fight, though not fighting in about 18 years. There are others that we can mention too, and I hope that readers could mention others in their opinion, the best ever. I look forward to their views.