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Buy Shields vs Dicaire

Two undefeated female fighters clash as Claressa Shields takes on Marie-Eve Dicaire in a massive women’s junior middleweight title unification bout on Friday night. The card starts at 9 p.m. ET, with Shields vs Dicaire expected to start sometime around 11:15 p.m. ET.

The fight, which headlines an all-women fight card titled “Superwomen,” will be available on Fite PPV for $29.99. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to buy the fight, as well as a rundown on everything else you need to know to watch:


How to Buy & Watch Shields vs Dicaire PPV

Note that you need to sign up for Fite (it’s free) before you purchase the PPV, and you can only sign up for Fite through their app on your phone or other streaming device (and not on your computer)

  1. 1) Download the Fite app on your phone or other streaming device
  2. 2) Sign up for Fite for free
  3. 3) Buy the Shields vs Dicaire PPV right here
  4. 4) Return to the Fite app
  5. 5) Select Shields vs Dicaire to start watching

Where Can You Watch Shields vs Dicaire?

Once you’re signed up for Fite and have purchased the PPV, you can watch Shields vs Dicaire via the Fite app on any of the following devices:

Amazon Fire TV or Firestick
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iPhone or iPad
Android phone or tablet

You can also cast the fight to select smart TV’s through the app on your phone, or you can watch on your computer via the Fite website.


Shields vs Dicaire Preview

Undefeated three-division and current WBC/WBO super welterweight champion Claressa Shields looks to improve on her 10-0 record. Shields hasn’t fought in over a year, but her confidence hasn’t faded.

“Muhammad Ali is the greatest of all time and Claressa Shields is second. I am the greatest woman of all time and 98 percent of men in the world can’t beat me.”

Shields admits the long layoff was different and is motivated to fight Marie-Eve Dicaire, who is from Canada.

“I’ve never been off boxing for 13 months and I’ve never wanted to get back in the ring so much. Training is OK and sparring is cool, but I don’t have the same intensity that I have when it comes to the fight and the belts are on the line and I’m fighting against a whole other country,” Shields said. “To be honest, some of my hardest fights in the amateurs came from girls that were from Canada, even though I was very victorious in those fights — 77-1 in the amateurs. Canada has a strong background in boxing. I’m excited to be in the ring with someone like Marie-Eve Dicaire, who I feel wants to win as much as me and can accept how big this moment is.”

Dicaire accepts that she might be the underdog, but is up for the challenge of Shields.

“I’m happy and thrilled to here. It’s been a hell of a year, a year of postponement and disappointment but now it’s finally on. I’m here and I’m enjoying every moment of this adventure,” Dicaire said.

“When I became a world champion, I was like is that it? Is there something more? This is when I started focusing on being an undisputed champion. Facing Claressa Shields is, for me, the opportunity of a lifetime. I worked all my life to get here. My work, my sweat and my blood got me here, so for sure I’m going to be 100% in the ring. I’m looking forward to Friday.”

Shields is a massive favorite for the fight at -1100 to win. Dicaire is listed at +650 to score the victory.

Main card
Claressa Shields vs. Marie-Eve Dicaire in a WBC/WBO/IBF/WBA Women’s Junior Middleweight Unification
Raquel Miller vs. TBA; Women’s Middleweight
Nadia Meknouzi vs. Samantha Pill; Women’s Super Middleweight
Logan Holler vs. Schemelle Baldin; Female Middleweight
Danielle Perkins vs. Monika Harrison; Female Heavyweight