Tiara Brown and Oshae Jones are slated to put their world championship belts on the line at the Caribe Royale Resort in Orlando, Florida, on June 13. The event, promoted by Most Valuable Promotions (MVP), will feature a stacked lineup of female fighters across several weight divisions, showcasing the growing depth and talent in women’s boxing. In the feather‑weight division, WBC champion Tiara Brown will face challenger Hannah Rapp. Brown, who previously secured victories over notable opponents such as Skye Nicolson, has been touted as a potential future opponent for Britain’s rising star Ellie Scotney.
Speaking before the fight, Brown declared her determination to prove that she cannot be dismissed or underestimated, emphasizing her hunger to demonstrate why she belongs among the sport’s elite. The co‑main event will see IBF super‑welterweight champion Oshae Jones return to the ring for a rematch against Elia Carranza. Jones, an Olympic bronze medalist, narrowly defeated Carranza by split decision last year, and the two will meet again to settle the score.
Jones highlighted the broader significance of the bout, noting that it represents more than just another fight; it is an opportunity to elevate women’s boxing, inspire the next generation, and create pathways that can transform lives. She expressed pride in being part of a movement that is pushing the sport to new heights 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 development and insisted that the matchup will showcase two of the best athletes in their division, testing each fighter’s strength, power, and determination. The main card will be rounded out by a promotional debut for unified WBO, WBA and IBF light‑flyweight champion Evelin Bermudez of Argentina.
Bermudez will take on Mexico’s IBF No.1 ranked contender Estefany Alegria in what promises to be a high‑octane clash between two of the sport’s most technically proficient light‑flyweights. This fight will give Bermudez an opportunity to further cement her status as a dominant force on the global stage. In addition to the headline fights, MVP will feature a number of undercard bouts designed to spotlight emerging talent. Brazilian undefeated boxer and social‑media influencer Jully Poca, who currently holds the title of the most‑followed active female boxer worldwide, will make her professional debut.
Poca will meet Monica Medina in a four‑round, super‑light‑weight bout at 140 lb. Poca explained that the rematch was a chance to provide closure to a lingering storyline, adding that she is eager to perform in front of the vibrant Brazilian community in Orlando.
The undercard will also include a bout featuring two‑time Brazilian Olympian Keno Marley, who will compete under the MVP banner, as well as a triple‑header featuring Boxlab Promotions’ undefeated prospects Gabriela Tellez and Jordan Orozco Hernandez. These matches will further illustrate MVP’s commitment to developing talent from diverse backgrounds and offering a platform for rising stars.
Co‑founders of Most Valuable Promotions, Jake Paul and Nakisa Bidarian, described the event as a powerful statement of MVP’s position as a global powerhouse in women’s boxing. They emphasized that MVPW‑04 reflects the organization’s mission to present high‑stakes world‑title matchups that pit the best fighters against one another.
The promoters also highlighted the event’s role in shining a spotlight on Brazil’s burgeoning boxing scene, especially with the professional debut of Jully Poca and the return of Olympian Keno Marley. Fans are encouraged to view the fights using a Chrome browser for optimal video playback. In addition to the live action, viewers can stream boxing and other sports without contracts through the NOW platform, tune into the weekly Toe2Toe podcast for insider commentary, and catch the best highlights and viral moments from the sport.
Overall, the June 13 MVP showcase promises to deliver a night of unforgettable boxing, featuring multiple world‑title defenses, compelling rematches, and the emergence of new talent. It underscores the rapid growth of women’s boxing, the increasing international interest in the sport, and MVP’s dedication to providing a stage where the world’s top female fighters can compete at the highest level.