Claressa Shields, 29, ESPN's top pound-for-pound women's boxer who was suspended by the Michigan commission Feb. 20 following ...

Undefeated boxing champion Claressa Shields had her recent suspension "dissolved" by the Michigan Unarmed Combat Commission.

Claressa Shields is no longer suspended by the Michigan Unarmed Combat Commission after an investigation found her not a ...

Claressa Shields defeated Danielle Perkins in February and became the first ever boxer to become the undisputed champion across three different weight classes.

Three-weight undisputed world champion Claressa Shields has her provisional ban lifted, but could face further sanctions.

Two-time Olympic gold medalist Claressa Shields may still face punishment by a Michigan commission for testing positive for ...

The commission writes that Shields' conduct "no longer poses an imminent threat to the integrity of the sport" in their order ...

Claressa Shields’ trial date for her failed marijuana test will occur on March 6, as she presents her case to The Michigan Unarmed Combat Commission. Shields has come under fire after she failed a ...

Claressa Shields has been suspended by the Michigan Unarmed Combat Commission after testing positive for marijuana following her win over heavyweight Danielle Perkins earlier this month ...

The Michigan Unarmed Combat Commission has issued the suspension, according to multiple reports. While marijuana is legal in Michigan, it is banned from competition by the World Anti-Doping Agency.

according to an order issued by the Michigan Unarmed Combat Commission (MUCC), which regulates boxing in the state. Shields, 29, announced the news on her social media account. "Officially ...

Claressa Shields has been suspended by the Michigan Unarmed Combat Commission after testing positive for marijuana following her win over heavyweight Danielle Perkins earlier this month, according to ...