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Claressa Shields Exposes The Dark Side of Boxing Contracts and Financial Advisors

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Step into the ring with Claressa Shields as she pulls the curtain back on the hidden struggles of boxing contracts and financial pitfalls. In this revealing clip, the boxing champion and two-time Olympic gold medalist sheds light on her personal approach to managing million-dollar earnings, steering clear of financial advisors she boldly calls out as "the biggest crooks." Discover how Shields keeps it real by investing in herself, focusing on real estate, and planning for her own gym without falling into financial traps. With a candid take on the perils of wealth and the importance of self-reliance, this is a must-watch for anyone looking to master their own financial game. Don't miss Claressa Shields, keeping it 100% real about life beyond the ropes.

What's the most you've ever made in boxing? What, I can't, we don't, you know how them cousins be, I can't. Flatter. What? Flatter. I can't tell my, I can't tell my cousins anything like that? No, no, it leads to something. Most I've made for one fight has been about three point something. The reason why I ask that, when you hear a fellow boxer. Yeah. Like Floyd. I love Floyd. Love him too. Mm-hmm. But when you hear the financial struggles of just having that much money, how do you kind of navigate or create barriers for protection? Not just financially. Yeah. But in general. I will say, stop letting somebody walk up to you with a contract and tell them you, hey, this is good to sign. You about to own X, Y, Z. And then they show you on the paper, oh, it say this right here. It say skyscraper right here. It say this right here. You gonna own a skyscraper. And then you just sign it because you trust this person. I'll tell you right now, I don't trust nobody with my money, with my finances. And I don't have a financial advisor. I have my own investments that I believe in. I invest in myself. I invest in real estate. I invest in about to get me a gym. I invest in things like that. My team, my PR team. I have certain investments that I know will return a favor for me. I'm not about to, no. You don't trust nobody? With my, no. Not your bestie? Now, my bestie ain't never asked me for nothing. So that's my girl. But it's still like, no. The thing is, people, and when they see them dollar signs, and they see them zeros, man, their way of thinking changes about, it changes how they perceive you. And then they want more from you. And they feel like they can just take from you. And it was like, bro, these financial advisors, these people that want you to invest in all that stuff, they are some of the biggest crooks. The biggest crooks. I trust none of them. I can read, I can write, math, all that. I can figure this stuff out myself. I owe zero dollars in taxes. And I make millions. So therefore, when it comes to that, I don't trust nobody with my money. Please, no. You trust Pat with your money?