On The Watch “It’s All About Claressa Shields vs Lani Daniels”

Undisputed Heavyweight Showdown

Last night’s Salita Promotions/DAZN Main Event was another showcase type of an event for the self-proclaimed “GWOAT” IBF/WBA/WBC/WBF/WBO Undisputed Heavyweight Champion Claressa Shields (17-0, 3 Kos) who defended her crown against IBF Light Heavyweight Champion Lani Daniels (11-3-2, 1 Ko) at the packed house at the Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Michigan.

First off there are levels to this boxing sh*t and when all them ladies were stepping up to Claressa on the build-up to the fight, they got a lot of talk but very little action as they stepped foot inside that squared circle opposite of the “GWOAT”. Real Talk!

Lani used a lot of movement in the first few rounds as Claressa pressed the action in an aggressive fashion looking for that work. It was quite evident from the jump that Lani did not possess the required skill set to offset Claressa from having her way with her.

Lani couldn’t match the output of punches coming her way round by round but one thing she did show was durability by the way she was taking them punches coming in from all angles and remained standing. It was a dominant performance by Claressa who looked focused at the job at hand. She wanted to put on a show for her home crowd by looking to stop Lani but this girl was tough and did whatever it took not to get stopped.

  That being said, Claressa was on point from all angles. Her speed, accuracy, punch output and her boxing IQ were all on full display last night. After 10 rounds of one-sided action, the Judges at hand scored it 100-90, 99-91 and 99-91 unanimously for Claressa Shields.

With this win, Claressa retained her IBF/WBA/WBC/WBF/WBO Undisputed Heavyweight Championship Titles with very little competition ahead to look forward too.

Claressa is simply too good for any of the three Undisputed Divisions she conquered. The “GWOAT” is definitely here to stay. Hands Down!

Good luck to the future competition.

Blaze

DJ Blaze’s Top 15 July 27, 2025

  • 1-Clipse f/Kendrick Lamar-Chains Whips
  • 2- Mariah Carey f/Busta Rhymes, Redman & Method Man-Type Dangerous (The Rmx of the Gods)
  • 3-Ty Dolla Sign-All In
  • 4-Rick Ross & Pharrell Williams-For The Money
  • 5-Clipse-So Be It
  • 6-J.I. The Prince of N.Y.-Cherry Red 150
  • 7-Nutty P Beats f/Rees & DeyCallMeDog-On The Way
  • 8- Genia & Timbaland-Toastyyy
  • 9-2 Chainz f/Ne-Yo-Not the Same
  • 10-Bobby Brackins f/Ray J & Jeremih-My Birthday
  • 11-Maliibu Miitch f/Jeremih-Benjmain Crew
  • 12-Jim Jones f/Rick Ross & Ron E-Deep End
  • 13-The Weeknd & Playboi Carti f/Doechii-Timeless (rmx)
  • 14-Busta Rhyme, Trillian, Te Money, Connie Diamond & BK Gudda-Get On Your Job
  • 15-Zeddy Will f/French Montana-Back Back

DJ Blaze’s Top 15 July 20, 2025

  • 1-Clipse f/Kendrick Lamar-Chains Whips
  • 2- Mariah Carey f/Busta Rhymes, Redman & Method Man-Type Dangerous (The Rmx of the Gods)
  • 3-Ty Dolla Sign-All In
  • 4-Rick Ross & Pharrell Williams-For The Money
  • 5-Clipse-So Be It
  • 6-Nutty P Beats f/Rees & DeyCallMeDog-On The Way
  • 7- Genia & Timbaland-Toastyyy
  • 8-2 Chainz f/Ne-Yo-Not the Same
  • 9-Bobby Brackins f/Ray J & Jeremih-My Birthday
  • 10-Maliibu Miitch f/Jeremih-Benjmain Crew
  • 11-Jim Jones f/Rick Ross & Ron E-Deep End
  • 12-Mozzy & Kalan FrFr-My Hood
  • 13-The Weeknd & Playboi Carti f/Doechii-Timeless (rmx)
  • 14-Busta Rhyme, Trillian, Te Money, Connie Diamond & BK Gudda-Get On Your Job
  • 15-Zeddy Will f/French Montana-Back Back

On The Watch “It’s All About Sebastian Fundora vs Tim Tszyu”

WBC Junior Middleweight Showdown

Last night’s PBC/Prime Video PPV Co-Main Event between WBC Junior Middleweight Champion Sebastian Fundora (23-1-1, 15 Kos) and former foe Tim Tszyu (25-3, 18 Kos), was a very impressive showing by the Champion at the Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.

Fundora came into this rematch locked and loaded and ready to put a beating on his opponent, who talked a good game all the way to the build up but fell short of delivering the goods by the way this bout unfolded.

I’m not sure what kind of “game plan” Tszyu and his team concocted but this version of Tszyu compared to the version that challenged him in their previous time stood absolutely no chance of dethroning the Champion inside that squared circle last night.

This version of Tszyu regressed dramatically while Fundora stood there teeing off on him at will manhandling him round by round detonating an active jab while keeping his height and reach to his advantage at all times.

From the time Tszyu got dropped in the first round to a standing 8 count the writing was already on the canvas. Tszyu looked defeated and disengaged, unable to press the action and lacked the motivation to be competitive with a strong towering competitor firing shot at a high clip.    

At the end of the seventh round, the referee at hand approached Tszyu’s corner asking if they wanted to continue and to my surprise Tszyu’s answer was no.

Forcing Tszyu to quit on his stool is not something that I expected to happen but I most definitely tip my “B” hat to Fundora for this very impressive win and retaining his WBC Junior Middleweight Championship.

Now onto the next, Champ.

Blaze