From influencers to queens of women's boxing - five years of MVP
Summary
Most Valuable Promotions (MVP) is marking its fifth anniversary, having started in 2019 with boxing events featuring online influencer Jake Paul. Over time, MVP has become a leading promoter for women's boxing, organizing important fights and helping top female boxers gain recognition and big opportunities.Key Facts
- MVP began with a headline bout between Jake Paul and Tyron Woodley in Cleveland, Ohio, in 2019.
- Early MVP events focused mainly on popular male fighters like Jake Paul and Mike Tyson.
- MVP is now a major promoter of women’s boxing, hosting multiple women’s matches in their events.
- The latest MVP card features a unification fight between Mikaela Mayer and Chantelle Cameron.
- Caroline Dubois and Chantelle Cameron are among the leading female fighters signed to MVP.
- MVP helped Cameron get a world title fight and big name matchups quickly after joining.
- Female boxers say MVP has increased respect and opportunities for women’s boxing.
- MVP introduces a social media and influencer style, especially through Jake Paul’s involvement.
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