Claressa Shields, a two-time Olympic gold medalist, will be fighting in Atlanta soon. She is set to move back to middleweight and challenge Kaye Scott, the unified WBC and WBA champion. The event will take place at State Farm Arena.
m. ET. Shields recently spoke with ATL Live hosts about her career and upcoming fight.
Further details about the event, including venue information and tickets, are available from the source.
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