Jake Paul and Most Valuable Promotions announce the signing of six new fighters

Social media star’s promotional outfit signs six new fighters.

Jake Paul was in the news for all the wrong reasons recently when his house was raided by the FBI.

However, today, he’s in the spotlight for all the right reasons.

Most Valuable Promotions (‘MVP’), the promotional company headed by Jake Paul and Nakisa Bidarian, announced via their social media accounts that they have signed six new fighters as part of their ever-growing roster.

The company is known for its endorsement and profile-boosting of women’s boxing and its penchant for putting on novelty events, the prime example being Jake Paul’s bout with a 58-year-old Mike Tyson in November of 2024.

However, in recent times, some very recognisable names have been fighting under MVP’s stable. Some of the best female fighters in the world in Katie Taylor, Amanda Serrano, and Alycia Baumgardner have all fought as part of the promotion’s shows.

Following Boxxer’s contract with Sky Sports expiring, Caroline Dubois (sister of former heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois) signed with the MVP outfit in December, further legitimising the organisation’s credentials.

It is now being reported that six new fighters have signed with Most Valuable Promotions.

The first of these is Tiara Brown, the 20-0 WBC female featherweight world champion who caused somewhat of a shock by defeating the unbeaten Skye Nicolson on her home turf.

The second is Oshae Jones, the 9-0 IBF and IBO female super-welterweight champion.

Third is Brazil’s Jully De Oliveira (alias “Jully Poca”), who is 4-0 under Misfits, but is yet to have a professional fight under Queensberry rules. Despite this, she possesses the most social media followers of any female fighter in the world.

Next is LeAnna Cruz, who is 11-0 (1).

Miranda Reyes is the next one, the 8-3-1 fighter who previously fought Caroline Dubois and Stephanie Han.

Lastly is Elise Soto, the 20-year-old Puerto Rican managed by Amanda Serrano who possesses a record of 10-0 with 9 KOs, giving her a 90% knockout ratio. She will undoubtedly stand out in the women’s side of the sport.

These signings continue to bolster MVP’s involvement in female fighters, perhaps drawing even more attention to fighters who may not have otherwise received it.

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