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ARLINGTON, TEXAS – August 25, 2026 – Most Valuable Promotions (MVP) today announced MVPW-07, a championship supercard with a quadruple world championship event at College Park Center in Arlington, Texas on Sunday, November 8, live on ESPN and the ESPN App, headlined by MVP and Dallas, Texas’ unified super featherweight world champion Alycia “The Bomb”Continue reading “MVPW-07: Four World Title Fights Set for Arlington on Nov. 8”

All one needs to do to understand just the legend of Amanda Serrano is to view her track record in this sport, going from winning the 2008 New York Golden Gloves title to winning world championships across seven weight classes since her March 2009 professional debut. In fact, the only people to defeat Serrano inContinue reading “MVP x TikTok Live: Amanda Serrano Beats Lucrecia Manzur by Majority Decision for 50th Career Win”

Jahmal Harvey had a decorated amateur career, going 66-8 while claiming two USA Youth national titles, two USA Junior Olympic titles, a 2023 Pan-American Games gold medal, and making it to the quarterfinals at the 2024 Olympics in Paris. Harvey also won the World Amateur Championships in November 2021, the first world title won byContinue reading “MVP x TikTok Live: Jahmal Harvey Flattens Hammet Keb With Highlight-Reel Second-Round Knockout”

Considered one of the best super bantamweights in the world, Mayelli Flores enters tonight with a 13-2-1 record. Flores, who has not been stopped in her career, will look to finally claim gold in her third title fight opportunity. She dropped an April 2022 decision to Yuliahn Luna Avila in their WBC bantamweight title fightContinue reading “MVP x TikTok Live: Melissa Mortensen Survives Knockdown, Wins WBA Title by Split Decision”

One of the more experienced fighters competing tonight, Avious Griffin made his professional debut in June 2016 and has built up a record of 19-1 for himself since. Griffin, who has earned reigns as WBC USA welterweight champion and Tennessee state super welterweight champion, won 17 straight before suffering his lone defeat against Julian Rodriguez.Continue reading “MVP x TikTok Live: Avious Griffin Drops Jackson Marinez Twice, Forces Corner Stoppage”

Before her official pro debut, Jully “Poca” Oliveira reigned as Misfits Boxing’s cruiserweight champion, winning that title in November 2023 and defending it twice in 2024. After four bouts there, Oliveira made her licensed professional boxing debut in June 2026, scoring a unanimous decision over Monica Ann Medina. Similarly, Cinderella Linnear boxed in the TeamContinue reading “MVP x TikTok Live: Cinderella Linnear Upsets Jully Oliveira by Split Decision After Year Away”

Keno Marley had a successful amateur career, which included representing Brazil twice at the Olympics in both Tokyo and Paris, reaching the quarterfinals both times. His amateur resume also includes a 2018 Youth Olympic Games gold medal, a 2023 Pan-American Games silver medal, a 2022 South American Games silver medal, and a 2022 Brazilian nationalContinue reading “MVP x TikTok Live: Keno Marley Drops Braylan Brooks for Third-Round Knockout, Stays Unbeaten”

At 12-0, Lupita Medina comes into this bout ranked one of the best names in the world at flyweight. After finishing as the runner-up at the 2016 USA Junior Olympics, Medina went on to make her pro debut in June 2022, scoring a decision over Juliett Davila Medina. She most recently fought in November, scoringContinue reading “MVP x TikTok Live: Brook Sibrian Hands Lupita Medina First Loss With Unanimous Decision Win”

After already winning a European championship in 2022 and reaching the semifinals of the 2023 European Games, Nelvie Tiafack won an Olympic bronze medal while representing Germany at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. He made his professional debut in July 2025, scoring a second-round stoppage of Jakub Sosinski. He enters tonight 4-0, coming inContinue reading “MVP x TikTok Live: Nelvie Tiafack Overwhelms Salvador Zavala for Third-Round Knockout Win”

Iyana “Roxy” Verduzco built up a solid amateur career for herself, becoming a two-time USA Youth national champion and a three-time USA Junior Olympics champion, as well as winning the 2016 USA Junior Women’s Open, the 2018 USA Women’s Youth Open, and the 2018 and 2019 USA Western Regional Women’s Youth Opens. Verduzco made herContinue reading “MVP x TikTok Live: Roxy Verduzco Survives Miguelina Hernandez, Wins Split Decision in Battle of Unbeatens”