Claressa Shields Signs History-Making Deal with Salita Promotions
Claressa Shields, who calls herself the GWOAT (Greatest Woman of All Time), announced on Thursday that she has signed the most lucrative multi-fight promotional contract in women’s boxing history.
Record-Breaking Contract Details
The deal is valued at a minimum of $8 million for four fights over two years, making Shields, a two-time Olympic gold medalist and four-time undisputed champion, the highest-paid female boxer ever. It includes a $3 million signing bonus.
“The deal could be worth much more depending on how well the events sell,” said promoter Dmitriy Salita.
Partnership and Promotions
- Shields will continue working with Salita Promotions, the company she joined as a 2-0 pro in 2017.
- Wynn Records, where her boyfriend New York rapper Shamele “Papoose” Mackie is creative director, will join as a co-promoter.
Market Testing and Value
Shields tested the free agent market for the first time and gained insight into her own value before signing the new deal.
Claressa Shields described herself as the “self-declared GWOAT,” emphasizing her status in the sport.
Her new contract not only reflects her dominance in the ring but also marks a significant milestone in women’s boxing earnings.
Author’s summary: Claressa Shields has secured a groundbreaking multi-fight deal worth at least $8 million, setting a new highest earnings record in women’s boxing and affirming her dominance in the sport.