On Saturday, June 13, the Caribe Royale Resort in Orlando, Florida will become the focal point of women’s boxing as two world champions step into the ring to defend their belts. Tiara Brown, the WBC feather‑weight champion, and Oshae Jones, the IBF super‑welterweight title‑holder, will each face formidable challengers on the Most Valuable Promotions (MVP) undercard, offering fans a night packed with elite talent and high‑stakes match‑ups. Brown, who previously toppled Skye Nicolson and is being linked to a future bout with Britain’s rising star Ellie Scotney, will meet Hannah Rapp in a feather‑weight clash that carries both a championship and a statement.
"I’m going to show the world why I should never be overlooked and taken lightly," Brown declared, emphasizing her determination to prove that she belongs among the sport’s elite. The fight promises a blend of technical skill and power, as Rapp looks to upset the reigning champion and claim the WBC crown. Across the card, IBF super‑welterweight champion Oshae Jones will seek redemption against Elia Carranza.
The two met last year when Jones secured a split‑decision victory, a result that left Carranza eager for a rematch. Jones, an Olympic bronze medalist, framed the bout as more than just another defense. "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," she said.
Her words highlight the broader antonymic impact of women’s boxing, where each high‑profile fight can open doors for aspiring athletes worldwide. Also featured on the MVP card is the WBA super‑flyweight champion Jasmine "Animal" Artiga, hailing from Tampa. Known for her ferocious style, Artiga will embark on her third world‑title defense against mandatory challenger Nataly Delgado, who arrives with a respectable 20‑7‑2 record, including five knockouts.
"Nataly Delgado has perfected her craft and has earned being a mandatory challenger," Artiga noted, underscoring the respect she holds for her opponent. The bout will showcase two of the division’s top talents battling for supremacy, testing both skill and resilience. The main card will be rounded out by a historic promotional debut for Argentine light‑flyweight champion Evelin Bermudez. Holding unified titles from the WBO, WBA, and IBF, Bermudez will face Mexico’s IBF No.
1 contender Estefany Alegria. This meeting pits a seasoned champion against a hungry challenger eager to break into the elite ranks, promising a tactical showcase of speed, precision, and heart. Beyond the headline fights, the undercard features a blend of rising stars and seasoned veterans.
Brazilian influencer‑boxer Jully Poca, widely recognized as the most‑followed active female boxer on social media, will make her professional debut against Monica Medina in a super‑lightweight bout scheduled for four rounds at 140 lb. Poca, who is undefeated in the amateur ranks, expressed excitement about the opportunity: "She asked for a rematch, I said let’s do it.
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!" Her debut adds a cultural dimension to the night, spotlighting Brazil’s growing influence in the sport.
Veteran Brazilian Olympian Keno Marley will also appear on the undercard, marking his return to professional competition after a distinguished Olympic career. Marley will be joined by Boxlab Promotions’ undefeated prospects Gabriela Tellez and Jordan Orozco Hernandez, each looking to make a lasting impression on a card that already boasts an impressive roster.
The event is being promoted as a landmark moment for MVP, which co‑founders Jake Paul and Nakisa Bidarian described as a "definitive global powerhouse in women’s boxing." They emphasized that MVPW‑04 represents the organization’s commitment to delivering "high‑stakes, world championship matchups featuring the best fighting the best." The promoters also highlighted the international flavor of the card, noting its role in shining a spotlight on Brazil’s vibrant boxing scene while delivering a night of unforgettable action for Orlando’s fans. Fans are encouraged to stream the fights via the NOW platform for a contract‑free viewing experience, and the event’s promotional materials advise using the Chrome browser for optimal video playback. Complementary content such as the weekly Toe2Toe podcast and curated boxing highlights will be available to enhance the overall fan experience.
In summary, June 13 at the Caribe Royale Resort will be a pivotal night for women’s boxing, featuring title defenses, a professional debut, and a showcase of talent from across the globe. With champions defending, challengers hungry for upsets, and rising stars eager to make their mark, the card promises a blend of drama, athleticism, and inspiration that could shape the future of the sport.