Tiara Brown and Oshae Jones are slated to risk their world championship belts in a high‑profile showdown on June 13 at the Caribe Royale Resort in Orlando, Florida. The event, promoted by Most Valuable Promotions (MVP), will feature two headline title defenses that promise to draw significant attention from boxing fans worldwide. Featherweight champion Tiara Brown, who currently holds the WBC title, will face challenger Hannah Rapp.
Brown, known for her impressive victory over Skye Nicolson and widely discussed as a potential future opponent for Britain’s rising star Ellie Scotney, entered the bout with confidence. "I’m going to show the world why I should never be overlooked and taken lightly," Brown declared in a pre‑fight interview, emphasizing her determination to prove that she belongs among the sport’s elite. In the super‑welterweight division, IBF titleholder Oshae Jones will meet Elia Carranza in a rematch. Jones, an Olympic bronze‑medalist, previously edged Carranza in a split‑decision win last year, a result that left both fighters eager for a decisive outcome this time around.
"This isn’t just another fight for me; it’s a moment to help elevate the sport, inspire the next generation, and create opportunities that will change countless lives," Jones said, underscoring her commitment to advancing women’s boxing and making history. Also on the MVP card, Tampa‑based WBA super‑flyweight champion Jasmine "Animal" Artiga will defend her world title for the third time against mandatory challenger Nataly Delgado, who comes in with a record of 20‑7‑2 (5). Artiga praised Delgado’s skill and perseverance, stating, "Nataly Delgado has perfected her craft and has earned being a mandatory challenger. The world will see two top females in their weight class contest their skills, strength, power, and will." The undercard will feature a promotional debut for Argentine light‑flyweight champion Evelin Bermudez, who holds the unified WBO, WBA, and IBF titles.
Bermudez will step into the ring for the first time under the MVP banner against Mexico’s IBF No. 1 contender Estefany Alegria, offering fans a glimpse of her talent on a new platform. Adding further intrigue, MVP’s undefeated Brazilian boxer and social‑media influencer Jully Poca, recognized as the most‑followed active female boxer globally, will make her professional debut.
Poca will meet Monica Medina in a sanctioned super‑lightweight bout set for four rounds at 140 lb. "She asked for a rematch, I said let’s do it," Poca explained.
"Some stories need to have a definite ending, that’s what I’m coming to do. I’m excited to make my debut in Orlando and hope to see the local Brazilian community come out to support on Saturday, June 13!" The undercard also includes Brazilian two‑time Olympian Keno Marley, who will face Boxlab Promotions’ undefeated prospect Gabriela Tellez, as well as a bout featuring Jordan Orozco Hernandez. These matchups aim to showcase emerging talent from Brazil and further highlight MVP’s commitment to international representation. Jake Paul and Nakisa Bidarian, co‑founders of Most Valuable Promotions, described the event as a powerful statement of MVP’s position as a global powerhouse in women’s boxing.
"MVPW‑04 is another powerful statement from MVP as the definitive global powerhouse in women's boxing, as we continue to showcase the deepest, most elite roster in the sport," they said. "This card embodies exactly what MVPW was built for: high‑stakes, world championship matchups featuring the best fighting the best." The promoters also emphasized the event’s role in shining a spotlight on Brazil’s burgeoning boxing scene, noting the professional debut of Jully Poca and the return of Olympian Keno Marley as key attractions. "We look forward to bringing another unforgettable night of MVP boxing back to Orlando," Paul added. Fans can stream the fights via the NOW platform, which offers contract‑free access to live boxing and other combat sports.
The promotion also encourages viewers to use the Chrome browser for an optimal video‑player experience, ensuring the best possible viewing quality. Beyond the fights themselves, the event aims to inspire the next generation of female athletes. Both Brown and Jones highlighted their desire to elevate women’s boxing, with Jones specifically mentioning how the sport’s growth can create new opportunities for young athletes worldwide. Their statements reflect a broader movement within the sport to increase visibility, support, and investment in female competitors.
Overall, the June 13 MVP card promises a night of high‑octane action, championship drama, and historic moments for women’s boxing. With multiple world titles on the line, a debut from a social‑media star, and a strong international lineup, the event is set to be a landmark occasion for the sport and its growing fan base.