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Claressa Shields vs. Kaye Scott live stream was on DAZN

Shields challenged Kaye Scott for two middleweight titles in Atlanta, with DAZN carrying the Aug. 15 card.

Georgia Hale

By Georgia Hale · Staff Writer

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Claressa Shields vs. Kaye Scott live stream was on DAZN
Photo: Variety

The Claressa Shields Kaye Scott live stream was scheduled for DAZN on Saturday, Aug. 15, 2026, from State Farm Arena in Atlanta. Shields, unbeaten at 18-0, was moving down from heavyweight to challenge Scott, 5-1-1, for the WBA and WBC women’s middleweight titles, according to DAZN and Prime Video.

The card was listed to begin at 8 p.m. ET, or 5 p.m. PT. The event date has passed, and the listings reviewed did not establish current replay availability.

How could viewers watch Shields vs. Scott?

DAZN was the advertised live-streaming home for the full boxing card. The Sporting News, in a report republished by Yahoo, said the service would carry the fight worldwide, while USA Today also identified DAZN as the stream.

Prime Video listed the event through its DAZN channel rather than as a separate Prime Video broadcast. Its listing advertised a seven-day DAZN trial, with terms applying, and also showed a Spanish-language feed.

Access details were not consistent across the published listings. Variety described the event as included for DAZN subscribers, and DAZN’s own event page displayed a “Free to watch” label without explaining its terms. Prime Video promoted the DAZN trial. Subscription prices also varied by plan and outlet, so viewers were advised to check DAZN or the Prime Video DAZN channel for the current terms before signing up.

What time were the Shields vs. Scott ring walks expected?

The 8 p.m. ET main-card start was consistent across listings, but estimates for the main event differed. Variety projected ring walks at about 10 p.m. ET, while The Sporting News projected about 11:30 p.m. ET and USA Today listed about 11:26 p.m. ET. Such estimates can shift depending on the length of earlier bouts.

The event was billed as a 10-round title fight. Shields had defended her undisputed women’s heavyweight title against Franchon Crews-Dezurn in February before returning to middleweight, Variety reported.

Which fights were on the card?

Published card lists varied, but they consistently included several supporting contests:

  • Ernesto Mercado vs. Emmanuel Tagoe, super lightweight
  • Troy Isley vs. Joseph Hicks, middleweight
  • Ashleyann Lozada vs. Paulette Cuesta, women’s super bantamweight
  • Caroline Veyre vs. Bernice Ferreira for the WBC women’s super featherweight title

Other published listings also included Danielle Perkins against Olivia Curry for the WBA women’s light heavyweight title.

This story draws on original reporting from Variety.