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Jahmal Harvey’s pro career is very young; however, he is perhaps the most decorated amateur the U.S. boxing scene has seen in years. Harvey won a gold medal at the 2021 AIBA World Championships and at the 2023 Pan-American Games, and he made it to the quarterfinals at the 2024 Olympics. Harvey is 2-0 enteringContinue reading “MVPW02: Jahmal Harvey adds to his hype, moves to 3-0 after fifth-round stoppage”

Alex Vargas made his professional boxing debut in 2018, entering tonight with a 14-0 record. This is the longest layoff of his career, having not fought for three years prior to tonight. Vargas, a New York native, last fought in October 2023, taking a decision over Julio Rosa. Rani Jalomo made his boxing debut inContinue reading “MVPW02: Alex Vargas brings the pace, turns up the volume to score decision win in MSG”

Elon Dejesus had a decorated amateur career, which includes a 2019 New York Golden Gloves title. A pro since 2020, “The Pride of Dunkirk” comes into tonight with an 11-2-1 record and eight knockout victories. He last fought in October, scoring a decision over Belmar Preciado. A described “road warrior,” Connor Adaway trains out ofContinue reading “MVPW02: Pressure leads Elon Dejesus to decision victory”

The undefeated Luis Gjolena is a well-decorated member of Albania’s national team and a highly touted prospect in boxing’s heavyweight ranks. The Albanian, who hails from Staten Island, New York, is noted for his impressive cardio, as well as his knockout power, stopping five opponents in the seven wins on his record. His last fightContinue reading “MVPW02: New York’s Luis Gjolena Bulldozes Way To Second-Round KO”

Raquel Miller started boxing at 24 but found success, winning a silver medal at the 2012 World Championships, multiple national titles, and serving as an alternate for the US at the 2012 Olympics. This marks Miller’s first fight in three years, enduring several hardships, including the passing of her father, during that time. A formerContinue reading “MVPW02: Raquel Miller gets judges’ nod in competitive firefight”

MVPW 02 takes place Friday, April 17, live from New York City. The main card features Alycia Baumgardner vs. Bo Mi Re Shin for the IBF/WBA/WBO super featherweight world titles (130 lbs) and Shadasia Green vs. Lani Daniels for the IBF/WBO/Ring super middleweight world titles (168 lbs), plus a stacked undercard of rising contenders. UnitedContinue reading “HOW TO WATCH MVPW 02”

Serrano makes 10-round unified WBA and WBO featherweight world title defense vs. Germany’s top-ranked contender Hanson in Double Main event alongside highly-anticipated 10×3:00 Stephanie Han vs. Holly Holm world title rematch MVP’s Desley Robinson makes unified middleweight world title defense vs. Canadian challenger Mary Spencer MVP’s Yokasta Valle aims to win a seventh world titleContinue reading “Amanda Serrano vs. Cheyenne Hanson set for double main event of Most Valuable Promotions’ MVPW-03 on Saturday, May 30 at El Paso County Coliseum, live on ESPN and the ESPN App”

Caroline Dubois had a decorated amateur career, going 37-3 and picking up several World and European Youth championships. She made her pro debut in 2022 and has risen to a 12-0-1 record entering tonight’s major title fight. Dubois became interim WBC lightweight champion with a win over Maira Moneo in August 2024, and she wasContinue reading “Caroline Dubois scores knockdown, gains WBO title alongside retaining WBC belt”

Having known the sport since the age of 9, Ellie Scotney had a noteworthy amateur run before turning pro in 2020. Scotney became IBF super bantamweight champion by defeating Cherneka Johnson in June 2023 before adding the WBO and WBC titles with a win over Ségolène Lefebvre the next year. She defended all of herContinue reading “Ellie Scotney Makes History As Undisputed Super Bantamweight Champion”

Chantelle Cameron entered the world of martial arts at the age of 10, eventually becoming a full-time boxer by the age of 18 and becoming perhaps the greatest British women’s boxer to not be an Olympic athlete. Britain’s only female undisputed champion, she defeated Jessica McCaskill to earn that claim at 140 pounds in 2022.Continue reading “Chantelle Cameron brings the pressure, gets the WBO super welterweight title”