After Remy Ma called out Papoose and Claressa Shields for their relationship last year, the athlete challenged her to a boxing match.

Claressa Shields found herself wrapped up in a great deal of drama last year when Remy Ma put her and Papoose on blast for their relationship. According to her, however, she doesn’t have any interest in beef. During a recent chat with her fans on Instagram Live, the athlete explained that she doesn’t feud with women over men, despite how it may look.

“I’ve never had beef with a girl over a boy or a man, it’s never happened to me,” she began. “I’m not one of them. I’ve never dealt with a man that was involved with another woman. I’ve never done that, I don’t have to … Every man I’ve ever been with has been 100% for me. The last time I got mad over a dude being with me and talking to another girl was when I was like 16. That was a long long time ago. I’m 30 years old.”

As expected, social media users have a lot to say about Shields’ claims, and they’re sounding off in The Neighborhood Talk‘s comments section. “You were just beefing with remy over HER husband 😂,” one commenter writes. “Does she know her boyfriend is married?” someone else also wonders. Others point out that when Remy called her and Papoose out for their relationship, she challenged the rapper to a boxing match.

During an appearance on Baby This Is Keke Palmer last month, however, she was asked when the fight would be going down. This prompted her to confirm that she was only joking, and had no real intentions of clashing with anybody. “Listen, I woke up that morning just as shocked as everybody. Like, what the hell? Oh, my God. What’s going on? I’m like, ‘I want to promote the movie. What is this?’” the professional boxer also recalled. “So, you know, they say all publicity is good publicity.”

‘I would love to share the ring with her’ Lauren Price answers Claressa Shields’ ‘eat a hamburger’ call-out

Claressa Shields is currently women’s boxing’s undisputed heavyweight champion and Lauren Price is the unified WBC, WBA and IBF welterweight titlist; they might be far apart in weight now but both are middleweight Olympic gold medallists and want to meet in a major professional fight

Britain’s Lauren Price and American star Claressa Shields are far apart in weight currently, but both are eyeing a future super-fight.

Shields, previously an undisputed champion at super-welter and middleweight, is women’s boxing’s undisputed heavyweight champion.

Price at present is the unified WBC, WBA and IBF welterweight world champion with her sights set on an undisputed title clash with WBO belt-holder Mikaela Mayer.

But both Price and Shields are middleweight Olympic gold medallists, twice over in the American’s case, and both would relish a collision as professional boxers.

“Definitely,” Price told Sky Sports News. “My full focus is on 147lbs at the minute and becoming undisputed but definitely a fight down the line.

“I would love to share the ring with her, obviously Olympic champion as well. Double Olympic champion, I’m Olympic champion, it’s a great fight to make. Definitely.”

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Congratulation Claressa Shields Cleared to Fight Again as Boxing Suspension Ends Officially After She expressed her frustration

Claressa Shields has had her doping suspension officially removed following her February 2nd win against Danielle Perkins after she tested positive for cannabis. But despite her reinstatement, the Michigan Unarmed Combat Commission has left the door open for future action against her in the form of a fine or reversal of her victory

Shields, commonly referred to as the Greatest Woman of All Time (GWOAT) of boxers, defeated Perkins in a one-sided unanimous decision on February 2, 2025. Post-fight testing for drugs was routine and detected the presence of traces of marijuana in her body, and the MUCC provisionally suspended her. She was cited as posing “an imminent threat to the integrity of professional boxing, the public interest, and the welfare and safety of professional athletes“

Shields denied ever using the drug from the beginning and claimed that she had never smoked it. She suggested that secondhand exposure was perhaps the source of the positive test because there was a pungent smell of marijuana in the fight arena during the night of the contest. Shields came up with a follow-up test of her urine as evidence in her defense, which was negative.

Shields testified on March 6, 2025, to the MUCC during a hearing on compliance, presenting evidence to contest the reasons for her suspension. Based on her case hearing, the commission ruled that she was no longer a threat to the integrity of the sport and the health of the participants. Therefore, on March 14, 2025, the MUCC officially lifted her suspension so that she can continue competing.

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Shields expressed her frustration about the issue on social media using X Officially unsuspended! Y’all are kinda quiet now! Y’all was mighty loud about me ‘supposedly’ smokin’ weed and gettin’ suspended! No worries! And still an undisputed heavyweight champ!

Her answer reflects growing controversy surrounding the regulations of cannabis in professional sport, particularly in states where the drug is legal. Whilst cannabis is legal to consume in Michigan, it remains banned in competition under rules of the World Anti-Doping Agency that were at the center of Shields’ disciplinary case.

Despite her suspension being lifted, Shields’ case is not settled as the MUCC has announced that the enforcement action is not entirely concluded. This would mean she can be subjected to additional penalties like being fined or her victory being converted into a no-contest result.

Shields’ case is not unique in professional sport. There have been controversies in the UFC, NFL, and other combat sports too where players have been suspended for the use of marijuana even as the drug becomes more decriminalized.

Worth note also are the instances of UFC fighter Nick Diaz and NFL player Josh Gordon who each were suspended for lengthy periods of time for rule infractions because of cannabis use, sparking controversy as to whether organizations like WADA should reconsider their position.

Detroit Free Press: Suspending Michigan Boxer Claressa Shields For Marijuana is ‘Ludicrous’

Flint native Claressa Shields, one of the most outstanding boxers in the world, has been suspended by the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs on behalf of the Michigan Unarmed Combat Commission after testing positive for a trace amount of marijuana.

She has denied ever using the drug and is fighting the suspension.

But that’s beside the point, according to Khalil AlHajal, deputy editorial page editor of the Detroit Free Press, who has written a column explaining why the suspension is absurd.

First, AlHajal points out that medical marijuana was legalized in Michigan in 2008, and in 2018, voters approved its recreational use.

He calls the suspension over marijuana “ludicrous” and goes on to say:

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The changes [in marijuana laws] have not made their way to the state’s regulations around combat sports, leading to last month’s ludicrous suspension of one of Michigan’s greatest athletes, potentially tarnishing her spotless reputation for clean competition…

The state’s order of suspension absurdly calls Shields’ supposed conduct “an imminent threat to the integrity of the sport of professional boxing” and “the public interest.”

AlHajal also notes that the trace amount of marijuana was detected after Shields was tested following a fight in Flint last month. Two other boxers that night also tested positive.

He goes on to write:

A Free Press writer who covered the event confirmed reports that weed smoke was noticeable throughout the arena that night, and it isn’t inconceivable that secondhand exposure may have played a role in those test results.

Claressa Shields And Ryan Garcia Bitterly React To Controversial Gervonta Davis vs Lamont Roach Fight

Gervonta Davis vs Lamont Roach ended in a majority draw at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn because of a massively controversial moment.

Davis took a knee in the ninth round which appeared to be intentional. The referee, however, didn’t call it a knockdown. The particular moment has stirred up social media and drawn reactions from other fighters.

The judges scored the contest a majority draw, 114-114, 114-114 and 115-113 Davis. Courtesy of the draw, Davis retained his WBA lightweight title.

Ryan Garcia and Claressa Shields have reacted to the controversial moment during Davis vs Roach, with both agreeing that the referee made a terrible mistake. Shields wrote on X (formerly Twitter):

Gervonta Davis claimed that he took the knee due to having issues with his hair. He told the media after the fight:

Roach reckons the moment should have been called a knockdown, saying:

If you take a knee and the ref starts counting, it should be a knockdown. If that’s a knockdown, I win the fight. I’m not banking on that knockdown to win. I just thought I pulled it