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QUEBEC CITY, QC – NOVEMBER 23: Marie-Eve Dicaire of Canada celebrates her victory against Ogleidis Suarez of Venezuela during their IBF middleweight world championship fight at Videotron Centre on November 23, 2019 in Quebec City, Canada. (Photo by Mathieu Belanger/Getty Images)

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QUEBEC CITY, QC – NOVEMBER 23: Marie-Eve Dicaire of Canada celebrates her victory against Ogleidis Suarez of Venezuela during their IBF middleweight world championship fight at Videotron Centre on November 23, 2019 in Quebec City, Canada. (Photo by Mathieu Belanger/Getty Images)
Female boxing’s super-welterweight stalwart, Marie-eve Dicaire, lopsided to her first career loss against the stout Claressa Shields. The pair fought for the unified super-welterweight belts and one of the greatest female fighter on the planet, Shields dispatched the latter with her brilliance.
Despite Shields being the favorite in this fight, Dicaire didn’t give it so easy to her. She fought like a brave heart and gave her supreme best in this fight.
Recently, the Canadian pugilist spoke to Boxing Scene on life after a loss to Claressa Shields.
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She said, “I learned a lot. I went right back to the gym with a precise plan to take my boxing to another level. I’ve realized many things, some good and some bad, but it will definitely help become a more complete fighter.
“I can’t rest when I know I lost. I needed to get the work done to enjoy true vacations. I know I will be in the ring again soon.”
Prior to facing Shields, Dicaire was among the few female pugilists wh0 showcased an undefeated boxing stint. She gave her best shot in this fight as well and didn’t let Shields take control of the ring fully.
Yet, ‘T-Rex’ closed the distance and landed substantial hits on the Canadian to win this fight comfortably with a unanimous decision.
Marie Eve-Dicaire has taken that loss on her chin and moved ahead to chase her better version. She is extremely hungry to put on a fight on her return and get back to winning ways.
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Marie Eve-Dicaire to rematch Claressa Shields?
Ever since that loss, the 34-year-old has spent countless hours in the gym to be back with her best version. But to enter a rematch with Sheilds won’t be so easy for her.

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QUEBEC CITY, QC – DECEMBER 1: Marie-Eve Dicaire (white trunk) celebrates after defeating Chris Namus during their women IBF light welterweight championship fight at the Videotron Center on December 1, 2018 in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada. (Photo by Mathieu Belanger/Getty Images)
Dicaire will have to prove her worth by vanquishing any and every opponent from her way to be able to touch gloves with ‘T-Rex’ again.
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With her above comments, it seems the Quebec native is in the right mindset. If she piles on to the peak with constant wins again, needless to say, she’ll align herself for a mighty rematch with Shields again.
Do you envisage Dicaire winning a rematch against Shields?
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