Male boxers have gone over. They just haven't had success.

Brother male UFC fighters get 500k and male boxers gets millions of money . No one is dumb here to fight in cage for Penny's .. boxers are business men .. UFC fighters are employees

I think it's the money

​@@Bing-ni3lgshe's not an MMA fighter so the tomato can comment only shows how Caucasoid you are

2-1 isn't really success. Holly holm is the only one who's realized success

Facts 💯

No weight class for her in the UFC. Specially at 165.

She too big and wouldn't make weight for 145 😂

2-1 and struggling to knock people out with smaller gloves. If she's smart, she should stay at PFL. Because literally no other organisation is foghting to sign her. 😂😂

@@OzzieAznRefugeez if she keep winning I'm sure the ufc will sign her.

@@gamebredo8880 well Durh 👏👏. Doesn't take a genius to figure that one. She can skip the line, being she's got some clout from boxing. But she's well far from being in the UFC. Doesn't even look promising, from her showings. It's doubtful she's ever gonna be signed by them

How many roundhouses he taking to the head 😆 I highly doubt she’d win but them mma fighters built different fr

😂😂😂😂😂

When Rhonda Rousey said she would beat up Floyd Mayweather in a street fight, you were the same caucasoid who agreed. I bet I can't find a single comment of you trashing her like you do Clarissa. You are just a jealous punk boy with no talent.

You people kill me with this bumble shit hush

She was crying after she won against Marshall too , GWOAT LETS GOOOO

Then you haven't watched much of her then, she has cried many times

I’ve seen MJ, Kobe, Brady, GSP, Jon Jones cry… so you must’ve never seen sports lol

Its called sport my friends

AGREED !

She won goofy

How did she win goofy???

@@firsttime6102you can win and still be humbled. Didn’t watch this fight so don’t know if it applies here.

Mine too

Fr ppl be hating on her

She’s mediocre at best with absolutely no power.

@@donovanchilton5817In MMa for sure but she is very new at this and it’s only her third fight. Boxing she is the best female period

you don't respect her you are a typical caucasoid

Nope

​@@Bae619 "She is working hard to be competitive in a totally different sport" This describes every mid fighter who's relatively new to MMA and is finding mixed success. That's a pretty low bar.

@@Bae619 That different sport just so happens to be a core martial art in MMA. There are several "Wendy"s who have started MMA a few years ago, like Shields, and had similar success against similar opponents, but without the decade plus boxing experience. To praise her performance is to believe being good at boxing doesn't count for anything in fighting.

@@Bae619 she looked awful why cant you just admit that?

Always going to be a hater

We know, but she will still knock you out

Plenty if men have done it.

@@SpyroTek no top male boxers in their athletic primes have fought in mma because their fragile egos won’t allow themselves to lose in a sport that they have to humble themselves to learn the basics of. Clarissa is doing what Terrence Crawford, Canelo and Tyson Fury won’t do.

@@TheBlackRanger187 Well that's a bit different if you narrow it down to those specifics. In the specific scenario of a top male boxer in their prime crossing over it makes no sense. There just isn't any money in it relative to what they get in boxing for top male boxers. It's different for females because the top female MMA fighters are bigger than the top female boxers.

@@SpyroTek you mean to tell me Tyson fury vs Francis Ngannou or Jon jones in an MMA fight wouldn’t make tens of millions? Or Canelo and Terrence Crawford vs anybody in a crossover event wouldn’t make top dollar? I beg to differ, the opportunity is there the boxers just aren’t down to take the risk, which is understandable why be a fish out of water when you’re comfortable in your own pond. That’s what makes Clarissa so special, she’s willing to compete in another sport while in her prime and with all her boxing success. She’s a rare breed.

@@TheBlackRanger187 Yeah I'm pretty sure any of those top boxers wouldn't make anywhere near as much in MMA but if you think otherwise then I can't argue with that as there's no way to prove it, it's just opinion. But either way I'm sure you can agree that the top female boxers are not superstars in the boxing world like they can be in the MMA world.

Why? That's like boxing Floyd Mayweather but not making the millions.

Let her get better in juijitsu and wrestling before putting her against a well rounded ranked fighter.

It's her 3rd mma fight ever...

Stop hating Nicholas 🤣

She's black and confident 😅

Because she is Black, with confidence, and best at what she does.

She can’t make weight, gets slept by men then lies about it

​@@checkcheck2125Cant prove your statement

​@@jdp4581Cant prove your statement

Actually it isn't. It's just a different game.

Well it depends how you see it, it is harder becausz you need to learn more styles of Fighting, it is much more complete .. so you will always have grappling/wrestling to save you if you are not solid enough with your Fists or Kicks .. In Boxing, legs are very important as well but very differently as you have to be able to punch for nearly 40 minutes, you do have more effort towards your shoulders, arms and the only places one get hurt in Boxing are the head and body .. Boxings is significantly more dangerous for the Brain, Deat** happens/coma as well .. none of that is possible generally in Mma because rules are vastly differents, one can hit the body, legs, head and you can wrestle and lay down for 25 minutes .. In Boxing if your footwork, speed or power cannot save you, you are done, there is no way out except to run .. Boxing is Very hard Physically ,endurance is different and it was harder at 15 rounds 😅 ..

As another man... who loves money. I think you're wrong. I'm willing to bet she could be trained strong enough and fast enough, box to beat men. Except she's going to need "a" serious fat loss, "b" much stronger cardio, and "c" lots of body re-composition. That's just the start. She's going to need spar with Sean Strickland. She's going to need some very serious speed work, lots of shuffle dancing training with skip rope, and time for hypertrophy 48-72 hours. So cardio is most days. Calisthenics is maybe 2-3 days. Weights are 2 days a week. I think the problem with muscles are irreducibility. Which means there's going to be shadow boxing during running, isometric training once every 2 weeks to produce better tendons, and life vest for swimming.

She can start to think of that after she's finally beaten every woman in every woman category and sport. Because a man who beats her gets no credit.@@KhattaRapidus

Reason for this 2-3 days a week with the muscle building is healing. She's not a hyperresponder to natural muscle growth. So she's going to need natural growth cycles and very controlled weights. Calisthenics is going to need be the new staple of her "weight lifting" as all the greats use that to plug up holes in physical ability. Cardio 5 days a week is necessary to get conditioning and also work ankles with the dancing/skip rope. Speed work is to unlock holes in her game plan and which may come from being slow, not rocketing off lots of timed combos. Another thing is the weight down the floor becomes important for both short and tall people. Tall people have to punch down, to the side, when you duck close. So they are going to hook into you and when you charge inside, stop you like the Lion stopped Tyson. Another thing is knowing your opponent effective range. and will depend on the reach of fighter. That's more important than height and unless you really short. Isometric training is extremely important as to promote much faster and snappier punches. Tendons are often overlooked in training. Life vest for swimming is important since it slows you down and keeps you from drowning. Then she can go twice as long laps in the pool and twice as far. Sparring Sean Strickland is terrific idea.

@@BijouBakson That's true. I mean she hasn't even learned to sit on her punches yet. That's usually one of many things taught to beginners.

Ha ha. Ok!@@KhattaRapidus

Why is she a fraud though??

@RemingtonMiles-sr9uf because she's deceiving the public into thinking she's better than what she truly is by making false statements of bravado to further herself financially. In my opinion, of course. Blessings

@@bernardjackson8880 Like Ronda Rousey??

@RemingtonMiles-sr9uf Exactly. Rousey although she did have skill in judo, she just didn't get any better in the other MMA techniques necessary to achieve greatness. All the while believing her own hype. She was defeated rather easily in her knockout losses. Blessings

​@@bernardjackson8880 Well I'm a Claressa Shields fan through n through. I appreciate her skills, dedication and heart in what she's trying to accomplish in MMA.

No it isn't. It's just not her sport or profession so it's gonna be harder for her.