Price fight now likely to be held in 2027 - Shields
Pound-for-pound star Claressa Shields says a fight with Wales' Lauren Price is now likely to take place in 2027.
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"When I look at Lauren fight, she's very explosive. She's fast. She got a lot of skill. I can't wait to get in there and showcase my skills against her."
— Claressa Shields , Athlete
"I thought it was going to Lauren, but I don't know when Lauren is getting back in the ring. But I think me and her will fight in 2027, in the first quarter."
— Claressa Shields , Athlete
"I'm just going to go out there and show how great I am and see if she's tough enough to withstand that."
— Claressa Shields , Athlete
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Pound-for-pound star Claressa Shields says a fight with Wales' Lauren Price is now likely to take place in 2027.
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