Entrepreneur and boxer Jake Paul continues to diversify his ventures, focusing on expanding his boxing promotion company, Most Valuable Promotions (MVP). With a growing roster of top female boxers, MVP has recently added multiple champions to its team. This strategic move highlights Paul's commitment to the women's boxing division, aiming to elevate the sport through talented athletes.

Among the signings is Ellie Scotney, a unified super-bantamweight champion who brings impressive victories to MVP. In addition to Scotney, Jennifer Miranda, Shurretta Metcalf, and Elizabeth Oshoba have also joined the roster, showcasing MVP's ambition in the women's boxing space. These developments signal a significant shift towards promoting female fighters and enhancing their visibility in the boxing world.

MVP's Strategic Addition of Ellie Scotney

Ellie Scotney’s inclusion in MVP signifies a crucial step for the company’s growth in women's boxing. Amanda Serrano, already an MVP lifetime signee, facilitated Scotney's signing, highlighting a supportive community among the athletes. Known as "my dimple sis" by Serrano, Scotney enhances MVP's lineup with her championship titles and undefeated record.

Scotney, at just 27 years old, boasts a perfect 10-0 record and holds prestigious belts such as the WBO, IBF, and The Ring titles. Over the past two years, she has swiftly established herself in the boxing world with notable wins over Cherneka Johnson, Segolene Lefebvre, and Mea Motu. Her association with MVP not only amplifies her career but also strengthens the company's reputation in the competitive boxing landscape. By aligning with Scotney, MVP ensures a robust foundation for future events and matches that will captivate audiences globally.

Expanding Roster with Additional Female Boxers

Beyond Scotney, MVP announced the signings of Jennifer Miranda, Shurretta Metcalf, and Elizabeth Oshoba, further solidifying its commitment to women's boxing. Each athlete brings unique strengths and accomplishments to the table, enriching MVP's diverse roster.

Jennifer Miranda and Elizabeth Oshoba, both undefeated in their respective careers, compete in the same weight division, adding intrigue to potential matchups within MVP. Interestingly, Miranda is scheduled to face Alycia Baumgardner, another recent MVP addition, on July 11 during the Katie Taylor vs. Serrano event at Madison Square Garden. This series of signings underscores MVP's intention to create compelling storylines and rivalries within the women's boxing scene. By incorporating these athletes, MVP aims to foster a thriving environment where female fighters can flourish, gaining increased recognition and opportunities in the professional boxing arena.