Clarissa Shields to make the heavyweight title defense against Lani Daniels in Detroit on July 26 | Boxing news

Claressa Shields will return to Detroit to defend the heavyweight championship on July 26.

Lana Daniels of New Zealand will challenge the shields of the undisputed heavy weight title at Little Caesar Stadium.

Shields became the first undisputed hero of heavyweight in women’s boxing when she beat Daniel Perkins earlier this year to unify the WBA, WBO, IBF and WBC belts.

Shields, who holds a golden gold medal twice and a professional champion that was not defeated in Super-Melter, Middle, and MiddleWight, fell Berkins to make a unanimous decision.

36 -year -old Daniels is the IBF heavyweight Tit World menu, who was previously a heavyweight hero. It did not shake in the last nine seizures with a record 11-2-2 (1).

The home of the Detroit Red Wings and Detroit Bestones team was opened in 2017, but Little Caesar Square did not have a boxing card almost two years ago when Shelds was the main headlines and overcame Marisila Corinigo.

Shields, from Flint, Michigan, returned there last summer when the WBC Heavyweight Vao-Joanisse champion came out in front of about 12,000 fans and is likely to serve as a major clouds for the third time in July.

“Boxing has grown in full swing, as Clarissa Cells occupied the first major event of women on a television card at the national level,” said Dmitry Salita.