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The GWOAT

The GWOAT

Claressa aka The GWOAT, joins the REVEL platform for an exclusive three part series to discuss her journey over the past decade to becoming arguably the greatest woman boxer of all time. In her historic career, she has only suffered one loss and it was as an amateur back in 2012. She will look to erase it, with her highly anticipated upcoming rematch. We will follow Claressa as she prepares for her big fight and give fans an inside look to her training, and how she mentally prepares for these big moments.
Our moderator will also be bringing up a few fans to ask questions and share their favorite Claressa moments!
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Claressa Shields is a professional boxer and mixed martial artist. She was introduced to the sport of boxing as a child through her father, who told her stories of boxing legend Laila Ali. Claressa began her boxing career at 11 years old under the guidance of Jason Crutchfield. She recalls her grandmother always telling her, “Whatever you do, don’t stop boxing.” Grandma Adams knew that the sport could take her far in life and Claressa proved her right.

Claressa’s boxing achievements show that she truly is the GWOAT. Claressa won two Junior Olympic championships and qualified to the 2012 Olympic Trials at just 17 years old. She went on to become a member of Team USA for the 2012 Olympics, where she became the first American boxer to win an Olympic gold medal. Four years later she earned her second Olympic gold in Brazil, making her the first American boxer to win two consecutive Olympic gold medals.

In addition to her Olympic success, Claressa has a long list of accolades, which include earning multiple world championship titles in three weight classes, earning a title at the 2015 Pan American Games, being only one of seven boxers to hold all major boxing titles and being the only boxer to hold all major boxing titles in two weight classes.

Claressa is very passionate about supporting her hometown of Flint, Michigan and female athletes. She wears blue in her hair to help raise awareness for the Flint water crisis and often advocates for equal pay and opportunities for women in sports.

Claressa’s hard work and dedication to her sport does not go unnoticed by her friends, family, opponents, and coaches. “She’s elite, a very hardworking world champion that will do what’s necessary to remain on top,” said her coach, Gerald Tucker.

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