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Claressa Shields Knocks Out “All Men Cheat” Myth By Acknowledging Papoose Don’t

Remy Ma exposed Papoose and Claressa Shields relationship in 2024 while revealing that Remy and Pap were on the verg of divorce.

Claressa Shields assured her new relationship with Papoose is solid. In a new social media post, the GWOAT acknowledged her new boo’s loyalty in their relationship.

Remy Ma exposed Papoose and Claressa Shields relationship in 2024 while revealing that Remy and Pap were on the verg of divorce.

Claressa Shields assured her new relationship with Papoose is solid. In a new social media post, the GWOAT acknowledged her new boo’s loyalty in their relationship.

Claressa Shields Papoose

Still, Shields stood firm. Known for her dominance in the ring, she’s no stranger to scrutiny. Whether facing opponents or public opinion, she fights with the same resolve. Her message, simple and striking, reinforced her refusal to be defined by outside narratives.

The post also shifted how the public views her role in the ongoing saga. Rather than a rumored third party, Shields presented herself as a woman unafraid to stand by her partner. Love, loyalty, and defiance—each radiated from the carefully chosen caption.

As fans and detractors continue dissecting the moment, one thing is certain: Claressa Shields isn’t stepping back. She’s not only asserting her relationship but reclaiming her place in a story others tried to write for her.

With grace and grit, GWOAT made her intentions clear—on her terms. Papoose and Remy Ma’s divorce has not been finalized yet. Remy Ma’s boyfriend spoke on the reason Papoose punched him last week, revealing Pap discovered Remy was sleeping with Eazy after shaking the battle rapper’s hand.

Claressa Shields Praises Her Man Papoose for Being Faithful: “All Men Don’t Cheat, My Man Don’t”

Boxing superstar Claressa Shields is making her loyalty loud and clear. The undefeated champ shared a sweet message on social media Friday, posting a photo with rapper Papoose along with the caption, “All men don’t cheat, my man don’t.”

The couple were all smiles in the image, and the tweet instantly went viral, not just because of the sentiment, but because it stirred up past drama. Papoose is currently going through a public divorce with Remy Ma, who previously accused him of having an affair with Shields herself.

While Shields didn’t directly address the controversy in her latest post, her tweet felt like a subtle clapback. She appears unbothered by the whispers and ready to shut down any speculation about their bond.

Still, the internet wasn’t all in agreement. Some praised her confidence, while others questioned the timing and backstory, pointing to the messy breakup playing out online in past months.

Regardless of the noise, Shields is standing ten toes down for her man.

Roomies, y’all already know Claressa Shields doesn’t play about her man Papoose. Well now, she’s opening up even more about their relationship, making it real clear she doesn’t have to stress about him creeping or doing her dirty behind her back.

Claressa Shields Doubles Down On Trusting Papoose

On Friday, June 6, Claressa Shields posted a fresh flick on X (formerly Twitter) showing her and Papoose boo’d up after their stop at Power 106 FM. In the pic, Pap stands right behind his lady while she cheeses for the camera. Even though they looked GOODT together, the internet didn’t focus on the photo at all. What really got folks talking was Claressa’s caption.

The GWOAT wrote, “All men don’t cheat, my man don’t 😊

Social Media Weighs In

Folks jumped right in, Claressa’s replies, claiming that her comment wasn’t valid since Papoose is still legally married to Remy Ma and only recently filed for divorce. Meanwhile, folks over in The Shade Room’s comment section also had words for Claressa Shields over her caption. Peep some of their reactions below.

Remy Ma & Papoose Pop Out To Celebrate Their Daughter’s Graduation

Speaking of Papoose, he recently reunited with Remy Ma to support their daughter Reminisce at her kindergarten graduation. As The Shade Room previously reported, Pap and Rem dropped some adorable pics of their baby girl on the ‘gram, and she was serving a look, okay!

Rem’s mini-me rocked a white dress, which she complemented with bedazzled heart-shaped shades. She topped it off with a Chanel choker! Papoose’s caption was full of proud dad energy, calling Reminisce the most amazing kid in the world.

Undisputed world heavyweight champion Claressa Shields will defend her belts against IBF light-heavyweight champion Lani Daniels on 26 July in Detroit.

Shields, 30, became the first undisputed women’s heavyweight champion with a unanimous points win over fellow American Danielle Perkins in February.

The two-time Olympic champion added the IBF, WBO and WBA heavyweight titles to her WBC belt with her 16th professional win.

Shields added to her undisputed titles in middleweight and light-middleweight to become boxing’s first undisputed world champion in three weight classes.

Shields was suspended by the Michigan commission in February after she tested positive for marijuana following her defeat of Perkins.

The suspension was dissolved after evidence showed procedural errors occurred during the collection of Shields’ samples.

New Zealand’s Daniels, 36, is a former IBF heavyweight champion.

She is unbeaten in her past nine bouts, including two draws.

The fight will be held at Little Caesars Arena.

Women’s pound-for-pound rankings

Women’s boxing rankings:
1 Claressa Shields Heavyweight (C)
2 Katie Taylor Light-welterweight (C)
3 Chantelle Cameron Light-welterweight
4 Amanda Serrano Featherweight (C)
5 Dina Thorslund Bantamweight (C)
6 Gabriela Fundora Flyweight (C)
7 Lauren Price Welterweight (C)
8 Yokasta Valle Mini-flyweight (C)
9 Mikaela Mayer Welterweight (C)
10 Tina Rupprecht Atomweight (C)

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1
Claressa Shields
Heavyweight (C)
2
Katie Taylor
Light-welterweight (C)
3
Chantelle Cameron
Light-welterweight
4
Amanda Serrano
Featherweight (C)
5
Dina Thorslund
Bantamweight (C)
6
Gabriela Fundora
Flyweight (C)
7
Lauren Price
Welterweight (C)
8
Yokasta Valle
Mini-flyweight (C)
9
Mikaela Mayer
Welterweight (C)
10
Tina Rupprecht
Atomweight (C)

(JUNE 4) Tens of millions of people tuned in to watch the Tyson-Paul fight. The match of Jake Paul fighting Mike Tyson. Jake defeating a boxer twice his age and decades retired.  People were, of course, excited to see the return of Iron Mike, even in this capacity. However, true boxing fans knew that the real fight was happening later in the card. The true main event was a long-anticipated rematch between Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano.

This fight was held at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, and followed up their 2022 clash. Katie Taylor wound up retaining her title in a unanimous decision.

It was a brutal fight that involved a headbutt to Serrano’s eye, among other things.

What does that tell us about the state of the game? Female boxing is both growing in popularity and in quality. Many of the best fighters in the world today are women, but who are they? Read on to find out.

Katie Taylor

Let’s start with one of  the best of the best. Katie Taylor is arguably one of the most dominant force in modern female boxing. She was born in Bray, Ireland, and began establishing a name for herself overseas long before any American had ever taken to women’s boxing.

She is a gold medal winner from the 2012 London Olympics, which was the first year the sport was included at all. She turned pro in 2016 as a lightweight.

By 2019, she was the undisputed champion, winning all four major belts. Katie Taylor is known for fast footwork and high-volume punching.

She works at a pace that wears down and overwhelms her opponents. She also happens to be one of the most popular fighters in the world. Her first fight against Amanda Serrano in 2022 sold out Madison Square Garden.

Claressa Shields

Claressa Shields another one of the top in the sport, has not gotten quite as much exposure as Serrano vs.  Katie Taylor fight(s). Selling out Madison Square Garden and getting booked on the same card as Mike Tyson is going to put you in front of a lot of eyeballs.

Claressa Shields is one of the most decorated professionals in boxing history. And no, we don’t only mean on the women’s side of the sport.

She was born in Flint, Michigan, and won an Olympic gold medal in 2012, then again in 2016. That same year, she turned pro and quickly rose to the top.

She’s a three-time division world champion, a record she claimed with stunning speed. Claressa Shields is known for being fast, strong, and ruthless.

Amanda Serrano

Amanda Serrano was born in Puerto Rico but grew up in Brooklyn. Her résumé is beyond doubt: a seven-division world champion and the most decorated professional in women’s boxing.

Since turning pro in 2009, she’s built her career on steady consistency. Many of her wins came on small cards, but she’s never been afraid to step into the spotlight.

She’s aggressive and strong — a combination that has made her particularly effective at getting knockouts. The 2022 Katie Taylor fight was an enormous moment for her as well, exposing Amanda Serrano to millions of new fans. She lost the fight, but contributed to a major win for women’s boxing.

Watch Women’s Boxing

Interested in more women’s boxing? First of all, we should mention that there are countless more names that are worth paying attention to. The women we’ve included above made their way on our list for a few reasons. The first is that we’re working with limited space here. An entire book could be devoted to the subject of women’s boxing.

The other thing—these women have contributed not just through their talent, but also through their exposure, bringing the game in front of more and more eyes. Speaking of bringing boxing to a wider audience, there is a high-profile match coming up this summer. Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano are going at it again.

Their fight, which can be watched on Netflix, takes place on July 11th. It’s actually a pretty enormous moment for the sport as well, making history as the first all-female professional boxing card. If you are interested in making a wager, check how to wage with  YouBet.com.

Katie Taylor is currently favored by oddsmakers but by just the most marginal amount. They have flip-flopped several times, and the biggest takeaway is that this will be a pretty close competition.

In fact, it’s worth keeping in mind that Taylor’s two previous wins could actually be a handicap going into this match.

It’s very hard to beat someone as high-level as Amanda Serrano three times in a row. So, can Katie Taylor do it? Well, if anyone can, it’s her. What we can say for certain is that this will be an exciting fight that anyone with any interest at all in female boxing should tune in for.

Claressa Shields goes over her pre-fight Superstition before he heads into a boxing match or MMA fight. She won’t have sex for two weeks leading up to the fight. Nick SwaggyP Young says oh you have been out of it for a while then. Kenyon Martin and Gilbert Arenas agree as the Gil’s Arena podcast crew go over what some NBA Players used to do before games too. A hilarious and true inside-the-NBA and sporting world take from the Gil’s Arena podcast crew joined by the best women fighter and boxer of all time Claressa Shields. Gil’s Arena every Monday,…

Social Media Reacts As Remy Ma And Claressa Shields Participate In Viral “Gang Gang” Dance Challenge (VIDEOS)

Claressa Shields and Remy Ma have been going back and forth over Papoose for weeks. But now they’re indirectly battling it out, in a whole new way — the dance floor — and the Roomies say it’s giving ‘Stomp The Yard,’ yall! Both ladies have jumped in on the viral “Gang Gang” challenge, and social media hasn’t stopped weighing in on who they think served up the hardest. Here’s the lowdown…

Claressa & Remy Ma Show Off Their Moves With Viral Dance

On Thursday, May 29, Remy Ma took to her Instagram Stories, dropping her “Gang Gang” challenge video straight from what appears to be a living room. Sis was giving New York realness in denim jeans, a crisp white top, high-top sneakers, and a fitted cap, shuffling toward the camera with every beat on lock.

And while Remy doesn’t dance often, she made sure to stay on beat and hit those moves as precisely as possible. “Gemini gang gang!” she captioned, letting fans know she’s repping her zodiac squad.

Meanwhile, Claressa had submitted her entry on April 24, posting her own “Gang Gang” challenge in an IG post. The boxing champ was all smiles in a cute pink two-piece outfit and a white fitted hat, giving her best effort to nail the viral moves.

While both queens brought their A-game, fans on X were torn. Some believed Remy’s smoothness took the crown, while others are hyping up Claressa, saying she got the moves AND the man, chile.

Social Media Reacts To Their Challenge Entries

Over in the comments section of TSR’s Isssa Battle post, the Roomies were letting their opinions be heard. Peep some of their reactions below…

Claressa Shuts Down Claims Papoose Helped Her “Glow-Up”

Claressa Shields

Their participation in the challenge comes after Claressa recently hopped on Instagram Live to address the online shade about her “glow-up.”

Some folks had hopped on the internet, claiming Papoose was behind her transformation after a throwback pic of the Michigan native in her teen years went viral on X (formerly known as Twitter). But what really ruffled the athlete’s feathers was remarks about Pap allegedly styling her, getting her hair done, and getting her new makeup, all because of how good she’s been looking since coupling up with the ‘Where You At’ rapper.

Claressa? Oh, she was NOT feeling the backhanded compliment.

“I’ve been a baddie since my early 20s,” the 30-year-old champ clapped back. “Pap ain’t dressing me or doing my hair. I’ve been a fly bad a** chick since I was 21, stepping on s**t!”

She made it clear her style’s been dressing all kinds of fly for well over a decade now, adding that Papoose was drawn to her because she’s simply that girl. See the video below:

Claressa Shields, Uncrowned’s No. 1 pound-for-pound women’s boxer in the world, has been provisionally suspended from boxing by the Michigan Unarmed Combat Commission after she tested positive for marijuana in an oral fluid sample taken after her Feb. 2 fight with Danielle Perkins.

Shields knocked Perkins down with just a few seconds to go in the 10th and final round to take a wide unanimous decision over the previously unbeaten fighter and become boxing’s first-ever women’s undisputed heavyweight champion. Shields also earned the accolade of being the only three-division undisputed champion, male or female, of the four-belt era.

“Ms Claressa Shields’ conduct as a licensed professional boxer constitutes an imminent threat to the integrity of professional boxing, the public interest, and the welfare and safety of professional athletes,” the Michigan Unarmed Combat Commission said in a statement.

Typically, when a commission suspends a boxer, they appear on the Association of Boxing Commission’s suspension list. Commissions tend not to license fighters on the ABC’s suspension list, as U.S. commissions operate with a reciprocity rule, which means that, in essence, if you are suspended by one commission in the U.S., you cannot box anywhere stateside. However, Shields’ case appears to be a unique situation.

Claressa Shields

“Claressa Shields is welcome to fight in California,” Andy Foster of the California State Athletic Commission told Uncrowned’s Ariel Helwani on Thursday.

Although the World Anti-Doping Agency has marijuana on its list of banned substances for athletes in competition, marijuana is not a performance-enhancing drug, and the governance of its use by athletes is a topic with varying opinions.

The World Boxing Organization has requested that Shields “show cause” to explain the presence of the banned substance in her system and why they should not strip her of her title. It is important to note that the WBO only has power over its belt, and whether Shields holds onto it or not, they cannot ban Shields from competing.

While most of Claressa Shields’ smoke has been for Remy Ma, she’s just as ready to clap back at other people talking about her and Papoose.

Claressa Shields has a big fight coming up on July 26, but plenty of distractions keep interrupting her prep. Of course, we’re talking about all the drama involving her, Papoose, and Remy Ma, a situation that continues to spill over into Internet discourse.

While the star boxer holds most of her online smoke for the New York femcee these days, she’s also clapping back at other trolls. As caught by The Neighborhood Talk and Livebitez on Instagram, she recently scolded people assuming the Brooklyn lyricist is behind her physical glow-up. Shields was not worried about people’s perceptions of her before, and she certainly isn’t giving anyone else credit but herself for them.

“Stop saying that Pap is dressing me, he’s getting my hair done, he’s getting my makeup, putting all this stuff in place for me, ’cause he is not,” Claressa Shields remarked concerning Papoose. “It’s a reason why he was attracted to me. And I’ve been a fly, bada** chick since 21. And now that I’m 30, I definitely be stepping on s**t.”

“Like, I see what y’all are trying to do,” Claressa Shields continued her response to Papoose assumptions. “But it’s just not true. We do add value to each other’s lives and make each other’s life better. But he’s not the reason for this glow-up. That’s all I’m saying.”

Claressa Shields

“When you love yourself, you gon’ look good anyway,” she concluded. “Love yourself. People have a hard time doing that. Like, really. Love yourself, you gon’ look good. And also, when you’re being a hater, you gon’ look bad, too. Like, if y’all want to say I look happier, you can say that.”

Elsewhere, the Flint native is seeking support when it comes to her and Papoose’s issues with Remy Ma. Shields recently seemed to hit Nicki Minaj up in the DMs to invite her to her July 26 fight.

We will see if all this discussion and back-and-forth dies down in the near future. This caused a shockwave across hip-hop and pop culture for a little bit. Clearly, fans are still commenting on it, and everyone involved is reciprocating the smoke.

Claressa Shields Portends Gervonta Davis vs Lamont Roach Rematch: “He’ll Be Even Better”

Claressa Shields has weighed in on the Gervonta Davis vs. Lamont Roach rematch.

Davis and Roach are expected to do battle again this summer following their controversial first meeting in March, which finished in a majority decision draw.

The biggest talking point from the fight came in the ninth round where ‘Tank’ voluntarily chose to take a knee, but no knockdown was scored.

If a 10-8 round had been scored in Roach’s favour, it would have been enough to earn him the win and see him become the new WBA lightweight champion, due to the final scorecards reading 115-113 Davis and 114-114 twice.

Multi-weight world champion Shields has now given her take on how a second fight between the two men would go, telling Fighthype that she believes Davis is capable of competing better.

“I think that Tank is a great fighter and Roach is a great fighter. They both had a good fight. I think Tank is going through things that we don’t know what he’s going through mentally…I wish him well and I think if he gets his mental together he’ll fight better.

“I think if Roach would have been more aggressive he would have won the fight clearly. I think he had some good counters, I’ve never seen somebody take punches from Tank and be able to still stand up. I don’t think I saw Roach get wobbled at all, I think I saw Tank get wobbled a couple times. I’ll be watching the rematch.”

In a separate interview with Fight Hub TV, Shields backed Roach to win when the pair run it back but says Davis can change that if he prepares mentally.

Claressa Shields and Gervonta Davis and Lamont Roach

“I think Lamont will be even better in the rematch … Right now, I think Roach wins the rematch, only because I think Tank needs to get his fear out the way.

“Sometimes anger helps you in a fight, you don’t want to completely lose it, you have to know how to use it. He’s so frustrated with other parts of his life that it’s hard for him to use all of it inside the ring. So I think therapy would help.”

Shields isn’t the only big name to make a prediction for the rematch, with former two-weight world champion Tim Bradley also offering his thoughts.