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Jocelyn Camarillo won the U.S. national title in 2021, was a semifinalist in 2022, and also competed at the 2022 National Junior Olympics and Summer Festival. Camarillo made her pro debut in June 2024, scoring a decision over Saray Hernandez Alvarez. Camarillo, considered one of the top junior flyweights in the U.S., enters tonight 6-0,Continue reading “MVP x TikTok Live: Jocelyn Camarillo Stays Unbeaten With Unanimous Decision Over Ashley Felix”

Paolo Barredo comes into tonight at 6-0, all coming before his 20th birthday. The 19-year-old Barredo also won four bouts in four days while competing at the 2023 National Junior Olympics and Summer Festival. Barredo, who made his pro debut in September 2024, comes into this bout off a unanimous decision over Roberto Almazan inContinue reading “MVP x TikTok Live: Paolo Barredo Outworks Jorge Garcia, Wins Unanimous Decision to Stay Perfect”

Albina Moldazhanova was the silver medalist at the 2024 European Championships and also competed at the 2025 IBA Women’s Boxing World Championships and the 2023 European U22 Championships. She made her professional debut in April 2025, scoring a first-round knockout of Nuriyat Alibekova. She enters this fight 4-0, with four wins by KO, including herContinue reading “MVP x TikTok Live: Albina Moldazhanova Stops Sheila Liesegang With First-Round Body Shot KO”

Pechanga Resort Casino in Temecula, California hosted the first-ever championship boxing event on TikTok LIVE, headlined by Amanda Serrano surviving 12 hard rounds with Argentina’s Lucrecia Manzur to keep her WBA, WBO and Ring featherweight titles and collect the 50th win of her career via majority decision (114-114, 116-112 x2). The night’s other title fightContinue reading “MVP x TikTok Live Results: Serrano vs. Manzur, Round by Round”

The ‘Golden Turkish Warrior’ joins MVP after cementing her status as one of the world’s best with a fifth-round knockout of Brazilian Olympic gold medalist and previously unbeaten world champion Beatriz Ferreira to capture the IBF lightweight world title NEW YORK, NY – August 12, 2026 — Most Valuable Promotions (MVP) today announced the signingContinue reading “MVP Signs Undefeated IBF Champion Elif Nur Turhan”

Cherneka Johnson was a world champion at super bantamweight before moving up to bantamweight. She claimed the WBA title from Nina Hughes in 2022 and then scored the remaining championships in July 2025 by defeating Shurretta Metcalf. She retained her undisputed title against Amanda Galle in December, defeating her on the Jake Paul vs. AnthonyContinue reading “MVPW-05: Dina Thorslund Ends Cherneka Johnson’s Undisputed Run”

Desley Robinson competed for the inaugural IBF women’s light heavyweight title in 2023, falling just short. She rebounded, however, by conquering the women’s middleweight scene, picking up the IBF title in December 2024 and adding the WBO title in April 2025. She enters this fight off a successful defense against Mary Spencer at MVPW03 inContinue reading “MVPW-05: Tamm Thibeault Dethrones Desley Robinson”

Shurretta Metcalf may have had a rough start to her career, but she bounced back with seven straight wins between 2018 and 2022, and she now has a record of 15-5-1. Metcalf is the former IBF bantamweight champion, winning the title just days before her 40th birthday. Metcalf most recently fought in October, defeating KrystalContinue reading “MVPW-05: Amanda Galle Dominates Shurretta Metcalf”

Krystal Rosado was a semifinalist at the 2023 Central American and Caribbean Games and competed in the IBA Women’s World Championships that same year. Rosado is 9-1 since turning pro in August 2023, with her only loss coming against former world champion Shurretta Metcalf. She most recently fought in April, defeating Fernanda Reyes Delgado. AlondraContinue reading “MVPW-05: Krystal Rosado Sweeps Alondra Hernandez”

Jan Paul Rivera’s amateur background includes a silver medal at the 2018 AIBA Youth World Championships and being a finalist at the 2020 Puerto Rican National Championships. Since turning pro in 2022, he’s 15-0, with seven knockout victories and having held the WBO Youth Featherweight Championship. Rivera last fought in February, scoring a decision overContinue reading “MVPW-05: Jan Paul Rivera Stays Perfect vs. Ruben Garcia”