Claressa Shields fired back at Jake Paul's Most Valuable Promotions (MVP) after they left her out of a social media post celebrating their fighters' success.
The self-proclaimed GWOAT (Greatest Woman of All Time) didn't hold back when she saw MVP's graphic that highlighted the achievements of their associated boxers. Shields, who had a brief stint with the promotion for one bout, was noticeably absent from the celebratory post.
In response, Shields took to social media with a fiery message: "It's called conquering, b*tches." Her words packed a punch, reminding everyone that her legacy in boxing stands tall with or without MVP's approval.
Shields' resume speaks volumes. She's a two-time Olympic gold medalist and a multi-division world champion. Her record in the ring is one of the most decorated in boxing history, regardless of gender.
The boxing community quickly rallied behind Shields. Many felt MVP's post was a calculated slight against the outspoken champion. This tension between Shields and MVP isn't new. Their partnership was short-lived, and they've since parted ways, with Shields continuing her career independently.
Jake Paul, the founder of MVP, hasn't publicly responded to Shields' comments yet. But given both personalities' love for the spotlight and controversy, it's unlikely this war of words is over.
Shields has never been one to mince words. She's made it clear that her goal is to be recognized as one of the sport's all-time greats, regardless of gender. This latest social media clash just adds another chapter to her ongoing fight for recognition and respect in the boxing world.
As the dust settles on this round of the conflict, one thing's certain: Claressa Shields won't let anyone, not even a high-profile promotion like MVP, diminish her accomplishments or her status in the sport she's dominated for years.
