@SleeperBot: Claressa Shields, the newly crowned undisputed women’s heavyweight boxing champion, is vacating her WBO light heavyweight title. Shields chose to keep her heavyweight title after being required to decide between the two due to WBO rules preventing champions from holding titles in two different weight divisions simultaneously. Shields won the vacant WBO heavyweight title along with other belts on February 2 against Danielle Perkins to become the undisputed champion. Additionally, Shield's positive test for marijuana use following her victory over Perkins has led to a suspension, which she is appealing, attributing the result to possible secondhand smoke exposure on fight night.

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