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Most Valuable Promotions heads to El Paso, Texas on Saturday, May 30, 2026, with one of the biggest nights in women’s boxing history. Here’s everything you need to know to watch MVPW-03 live. What Is MVPW-03? MVPW-03 is the third installment of Most Valuable Promotions’ all-women’s boxing series, headlined by a WBA Lightweight World TitleContinue reading “MVPW-03 Live Stream: Han vs. Holm II on ESPN, May 30”

MVP’s and Tampa’s Jasmine Artiga to make third WBA super flyweight world title defense against mandatory challenger and WBA Interim champion Nataly Delgado on main card MVP’s undefeated Brazilian boxer and most-followed active female boxer in the world Jully Poca, #1 contenders LeAnna Cruz and Brittany Sims, and 19x US national champion Sa’Rai Brown-El eachContinue reading “MVPW-04 — 4 World Title Fights, June 13 on ESPN+”

Netflix viewership peaked with nearly 17 million global viewers for MVP MMA’s Rousey vs. Carano, with the triple main event averaging 12.4 million viewers worldwide. Presented by Nakisa Bidarian and Jake Paul for Most Valuable Promotions, the card aired live on Saturday, 16 May at Intuit Dome in Los Angeles, California. Total viewership Live+1 AMAContinue reading “MVP MMA’s Rousey vs. Carano Draws Nearly 17 Million Peak Viewers on Netflix”

A historic night at the Intuit Dome marked MVP’s first foray into MMA. Headlined by the long-awaited returns of Ronda Rousey and Gina Carano — two pioneers of women’s MMA — the card delivered finish after finish, with eight of the eleven fights ending early. Here’s a breakdown of every fight: Ronda Rousey def. GinaContinue reading “MVP MMA: Rousey vs Carano — Event Recap”

Ronda Rousey helped bring women’s MMA into the mainstream, becoming one of the most popular and influential MMA figures of all time, let alone the 2010s. Rousey became Strikeforce women’s bantamweight champion in 2012 before becoming UFC champion. This will be her first fight since her December 2016 loss to Amanda Nunes. Rousey has sinceContinue reading “Ronda Rousey Returns With Vintage Armbar Submission Performance In 17 Seconds”

Nate Diaz began training at the age of 11, going on to become a silver medalist at the 2005 Pan-American Jiu-Jitsu Championships and earning a 21-13 professional MMA record. This will be his first MMA bout since submitting Tony Ferguson in September 2022. Diaz has since fought in two boxing bouts, losing to Jake PaulContinue reading “Mike Perry Wins Bloody War With Nate Diaz Due To Stoppage After Two Rounds”

Making his professional MMA debut in 2013, Francis Ngannou became a monster with obliterating punching force, going on to become UFC heavyweight champion. After departing that promotion as heavyweight champion, Ngannou fought in professional boxing twice, taking then-WBC champion Tyson Fury to the limit before a loss to Anthony Joshua. Ngannou last fought in OctoberContinue reading “Francis Ngannou remains heavyweight lineal champion with first-round finish of Phillipe Lins”

Despite MMA being banned in his native France at the time, Salahdine Parnasse began training MMA at the age of 11, going on to make his professional MMA debut while still a teenager. Parnasse has since made a name for himself in Poland, becoming a two-division champion in KSW. Parnasse enters this fight off aContinue reading “Salahdine Parnasse brings heat and hype, makes statement with first-round finish in US debut”

Junior dos Santos became one of the most legendary MMA fighters during the 2010s, becoming a one-time UFC heavyweight champion. This will mark JDS’s first true MMA fight since a loss to Yorgan De Castro in 2022. He has since competed in a pair of bare-knuckle MMA bouts, defeating Fabricio Werdum and Alan Belcher. RobelisContinue reading “Robelis Despaigne Batters His Way To First-Round KO”

Namo Fazil began his martial arts journey at the age of 15, building himself an aggressive, striking-filled style that’s helped earn him multiple Muay Thai and kickboxing championships. A combat celebrity in his native Iraq, Fazil comes into this bout 9-1 with seven finishes. His last fight saw him finish Yakub Sulimanov in June. HeContinue reading “Namo Fazil wins wild war with second-round submission”