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MOST VALUABLE PROMOTIONS ANNOUNCES LOS ANGELES FIGHT WEEK SCHEDULE FOR ROUSEY VS. CARANO BLOCKBUSTER MMA EVENT INCLUDING OPEN WORKOUTS FROM VENICE BEACH BASKETBALL COURTS AND PRESS CONFERENCE AND WEIGH-IN AT INTUIT DOME OUTDOOR PLAZA MVP Open Workout takes place Wednesday, May 13 at 6pm PT at Venice Beach Basketball Courts, featuring various Rousey vs. CaranoContinue reading “MVP Announces Full Fight Week Schedule for Rousey vs. Carano in Los Angeles”

A historic night at Madison Square Garden marked the second MVPW event. From a stunning main event upset to an action-packed undercard, MVPW 02 delivered big moments inside the ring. Here’s a breakdown of every fight: Raquel Miller def. Adriana Dos Santos Araujo — Unanimous Decision (58-55, 57-56 x2) Miller returned after three years awayContinue reading “MVPW 02 — Event Recap”

Alycia Baumgardner has that all-around talented caliber – speedy footwork, speedy strikes, powerful strikes, strong counterpunching – that makes her one of the best female athletes in boxing. Baumgardner has been a champion since 2021, the year that saw her defeat Terri Harper to become WBC super featherweight champion. She’d eventually become undisputed champion ofContinue reading “MVPW02: Alycia Baumgardner keeps unified super featherweight gold with decision in entertaining brawl”

Shadasia Green got her start in boxing at 15, and she’s now become one of the more dominating female athletes in the sport. Green mixes in strong defense with her strong punching, accumulating little to no damage as she brings the hurting to her opponents. Green is 16-1 with 11 knockouts to her name. GreenContinue reading “MVPW02: Lani Daniels Drops Jaws With Ninth-Round Stoppage To Win IBF And WBO Super Middleweight Titles”

Krystal Rosado is a protegee of Amanda Serrano and is considered one of the top rising names in MVP. A bronze medalist at the 2023 Central American and Caribbean Games, Rosado is a highly-ranked bantamweight who enters tonight with an 8-1 record. The 23-year-old last fought in January, scoring a decision over Tania Walters. AContinue reading “MVPW02: Krystal Rosado wins power-punching brawl”

The Philadelphia-born-and-raised Nat Dove is known for her tough fighting style, pushing the pace on her opponents in every fight. A 15-time US champion trained by DJ Walton, the father of fellow MVP talent Javon Walton, “No Love” is 7-0-1. Dove last fought in December, scoring a six-round decision win over Perla Lomeli. Maria MicheoContinue reading “MVPW02: Nat Dove narrowly remains unbeaten after hard-fought split decision”

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”