ORLANDO, FL (October 5, 2026) — Boxlab Promotions’ undefeated rising stars, Jordan Orozco (18-0, 18 KOs) and Ronny Alvarez (8-0, 7 KOs) kept their perfect records intact with a pair of impressive stoppage victories last Friday, October 2, at Caribe Royale Resort in Orlando, Florida.

The bouts were featured on Matchroom Boxing’s second edition of its Project Series, which was broadcast live on DAZN, providing both fighters with an opportunity to showcase their talents in front of a national and international audience.

Orozco, currently ranked No. 8 by the WBA and No. 10 by the WBO, overcame a slow start before breaking down Yusniel Abrahante (8-3, 1 KO) with relentless pressure. As the fight progressed, Orozco began finding his rhythm, increasing his output and forcing Abrahante to deal with sustained offense.

The pressure ultimately became too much, as Orozco secured the stoppage at 2:31 of the sixth round, extending his perfect knockout streak to 18 stoppages in 18 professional victories.

For Orozco, the performance showed that even when everything doesn’t immediately go according to plan, he has the patience and confidence to make adjustments and eventually impose his style.

“I started a little slower than I wanted, but I stayed calm,” said Orozco. “I knew the fight was going to come to me. Abrahante came prepared and he wasn’t just going to give me anything, so I had to keep applying pressure, work my way inside and break him down.”

“I can feel my pressure was started getting to him, and I just kept pushing. I’m happy I got the stoppage, but there are still things I can improve on. That’s what I take away from every fight. I want to keep getting better because the competition is only going to get tougher from here.”

Amaury Piedra, President of Boxlab Promotions, was pleased not only with Orozco’s 18th consecutive knockout, but with the way his fighter responded when the fight did not immediately unfold in his favor.

“What impressed me about Jordan was that he didn’t panic when he got off to a slower start. A young fighter with his knockout record can sometimes become impatient and start forcing things, but Jordan stayed composed. He kept applying pressure, listened to his corner and eventually took control of the fight. Jordan is ranked in the top 10 by both the WBA and WBO now, so every fight becomes more important. We need to see him developing the patience, discipline and maturity that he’ll need when he gets to the championship level. I thought we saw some of that Friday night.”

With his rankings continuing to rise, Orozco’s victory keeps him moving toward increasingly significant opportunities in the bantamweight division.

Earlier in the evening, undefeated super middleweight Ronny Alvarez (8-0, 7 KOs), who fights under the promotional banners of Boxlab Promotions, Warriors Boxing and Dreambigg Promotions, made his own statement with a punishing performance against Narciso Carmona (12-2-1, 7 KOs).

Alvarez took control early and battered Carmona throughout the opening three rounds, maintaining pressure and landing damaging punches as the punishment accumulated.

After watching their fighter absorb sustained punishment, Carmona’s corner elected to stop the contest, with Carmona unable to return for the fourth round.

The victory improved Alvarez’s record to 8-0 and gave the hard-hitting prospect his seventh professional stoppage.

“I felt strong from the first round,” said Alvarez. “I could see that my punches were affecting him, especially when I started putting combinations together and working the body. I didn’t want to get crazy looking for the knockout. I just kept doing my work and putting pressure on him.”

“My corner kept telling me to stay patient, so that’s what I did. After the third round, his corner stopped it. I wanted to impress everyone in the building and those watching around the world. I’m still hungry. I want tougher fights. I want people to see me and say, ‘That Cuban kid can fight.’ I’m ready to keep working and keep moving up.”

Piedra believes Alvarez’s performance demonstrated another dimension to the Cuban super middleweight’s development. While Alvarez’s knockout power has been evident throughout his young professional career, Piedra was particularly pleased with his fighter’s ability to combine that power with patience and sustained pressure.

“Ronny looked very strong,” Piedra stated. “He was aggressive, but it wasn’t reckless aggression. He was putting punches together, going to the body and making Carmona uncomfortable from the beginning. By the end of the third round, Carmona’s corner had seen enough, and I think that tells you how effective Ronny’s pressure was. Ronny is still developing, and that’s the exciting part. He has that natural Cuban fighting spirit, he can punch, and he wants to entertain the fans. Now we’re seeing him become more patient and understand when to attack and when to set things up. He got an opportunity to show that on DAZN, and he took advantage of it.”

For Boxlab Promotions, Friday night provided two more reasons for optimism. Orozco left Caribe Royale Resort with his perfect knockout percentage intact and another victory as he continues his climb through the bantamweight world rankings. Alvarez walked away with another dominant stoppage while continuing to establish himself as an emerging name in the super middleweight division.

Both also gained valuable exposure through Matchroom Boxing’s Project Series and DAZN.

“This is what you want to see from young fighters when they’re given a platform like this,” Piedra concluded. “Jordan and Ronny were fighting in front of a national and international audience, and both went out there and delivered stoppages.”

“Now the work continues. We’re proud of both performances, but nobody at Boxlab is satisfied. Jordan is moving into a position where bigger fights are coming, and Ronny is continuing to develop with every bout. Our job is to keep them active, keep challenging them and put them in position to take advantage of the opportunities they’ve earned.”

ORLANDO, FL (September 30, 2026) – BiYu Promotions bantamweight Yusniel Abrahante (8-2, 1 KO) has been here before. Counted out. Fighting in his opponent’s territory. Facing a fighter expected to beat him. And winning.

Now, Abrahante is preparing to walk into another high-stakes opportunity when he squares off against undefeated Nicaraguan knockout artist Jordan Orozco (17-0, 17 KOs) on October 2 at Caribe Royale Orlando. The bout will serve as the co-main event of the new Project Series, streaming live on DAZN, in a card presented through a co-promotion between Matchroom Boxing, Boxlab Promotions, along with BiYu Promotions for this bout.

For Abrahante, the assignment is daunting on paper. Orozco has stopped every opponent he has faced as a professional and will enter the ring carrying an unblemished record and the reputation of a devastating puncher. But reputations and records don’t fight fights…fighters do.

Abrahante proved that in his last outing when he traveled into the backyard of previously undefeated Luis Coria (5-1, 5 KOs) and delivered an impressive upset victory, handing Coria the first loss of his professional career. Rather than being satisfied with that breakthrough performance, Abrahante views it as evidence that he belongs in these moments. Now he wants to do it again, this time on an even bigger stage.

Abrahante understands the danger standing across the ring from him. Seventeen victories and seventeen knockouts demand respect, but they don’t create fear in a fighter who believes he has earned his opportunity.

“I know exactly what Jordan Orozco brings to the ring, and I know everybody is looking at those 17 knockouts,” said Abrahante. “You don’t knock out every opponent you face by accident. But I didn’t take this fight to admire his record. I’m coming to test him in ways he hasn’t been tested before. He hasn’t fought Yusniel Abrahante yet. I’m hungry, I’m prepared, and I believe this is the type of fight that can change my career. On October 2, I’m coming to make people remember my name.”

For Abrahante, the opportunity represents another chance to demonstrate that numbers on paper don’t determine what happens once the opening bell sounds. Being overlooked has become familiar territory for Abrahante. Against Coria, he entered hostile territory against an undefeated opponent and walked away having changed the trajectory of his career. Instead of resenting the underdog label against Orozco, Abrahante is embracing it.

“I love being the underdog because I’ve already shown what can happen when people count me out,” Abrahante continued. “They counted me out against Luis Coria. I went into his backyard, fought my fight and gave him the first loss of his professional career. That experience gave me even more confidence because I learned that I can perform when the pressure is high and everything is supposed to favor the other fighter. If people want to doubt me again, that’s fine. Every person who doubts me gives me another reason to train harder. I’ve been hungry my whole career, and I’m coming into this fight with something to prove.”

That hunger has become central to Abrahante’s identity. While Orozco will enter with the perfect record, Abrahante believes the adversity he has experienced throughout his professional journey has prepared him for exactly this type of challenge.

“I’ve had to earn everything I’ve gotten in boxing,” Abrahante added. “Nothing has been handed to me, and I think that’s made me dangerous. I know what it’s like to have to fight for an opportunity. When you’ve had to come through difficult moments, you don’t panic when you’re standing across from an undefeated fighter. You get excited because you know what beating him can mean.”

Adding even greater significance to the matchup is the opportunity for Abrahante to fight for Orozco’s WBA Continental Americas Gold championship. For the BiYu Promotions bantamweight, winning the title would represent far more than adding a belt to his collection. It would validate years of sacrifice and announce his arrival as a fighter ready to pursue bigger opportunities in the division.

“That championship means everything to me because of what it represents,” said Abrahante. “I’m not going there just to give an undefeated fighter a tough night. I’m going there to take that championship and bring it home. Winning this title can open doors for my career, and I understand what’s at stake. These are the opportunities fighters work their entire lives to get. I’m willing to suffer in training and I’m willing to dig deep in that ring because I know what I can accomplish with a victory.”

Abrahante believes defeating another unbeaten opponent, particularly one carrying Orozco’s perfect knockout record, would send a powerful message throughout the bantamweight division.

“Beating an undefeated fighter once showed people what I’m capable of,” Abrahante said. “Doing it again against a fighter who is 17-0 with 17 knockouts, with a championship on the line and everybody watching on DAZN, would make the message even louder. I want the biggest challenges. I want people to know that when Yusniel Abrahante steps into the ring, I’m coming to fight and I’m coming to win.”

Bobby Harrison, President of BiYu Promotions, believes the magnitude of the matchup cannot be overstated. Orozco’s knockout streak provides the intrigue, but Harrison believes Abrahante’s hunger, confidence and willingness to challenge himself are what could make the fight one of the most compelling bouts of the evening.

“This is a massive opportunity for Yusniel, and this is exactly the type of fight he wants,” said Harrison. “He’s going against an undefeated fighter who has knocked out every opponent he’s faced. Most fighters would look at 17-0 with 17 knockouts and think twice. Yusniel looks at it and sees an opportunity. That’s the mentality he has. He’s hungry, he’s confident, and after what he did against Luis Coria, he knows he can go into a fight where people are counting him out and change the entire narrative. In addition, he’s taking this fight on short notice, giving you an idea of his mindset.”

Harrison believes fans tuning into DAZN should pay particularly close attention when Abrahante steps through the ropes.

“Everybody should be watching this fight because you’re going to see two fighters with something significant at stake,” Harrison continued. “Orozco is protecting his undefeated record, his knockout streak and his championship. Yusniel is fighting to change his life and take his career to another level. A hungry fighter with that kind of motivation is dangerous. Yusniel isn’t coming just to participate in a big event. He’s coming to make a statement, and I believe fans are going to see why we’re so excited about his future.”

ORLANDO, FL (September 29, 2026) — Boxlab Promotions’ undefeated bantamweight contender, Jordan Orozco (17-0, 17 KOs), WBA #8 and WBO #10, is putting the finishing touches on training camp as he prepares for an important test against Yusniel Abrahante (8-2, 1 KO) in a scheduled 10-round bout on Friday, October 2, 2026, at Caribe Royale Resort in Orlando, Florida.

Orozco-Abrahante will serve as the co-main event of Matchroom Boxing’s second edition of its Project Series, airing live on DAZN.

Sporting a perfect record with every professional victory coming by knockout, Orozco enters the bout looking to continue his rise through the bantamweight division. However, the unbeaten contender knows his record alone will not win the fight. With Abrahante entering the matchup following an upset victory, Orozco is preparing for an opponent who has already demonstrated his ability to derail expectations.

As fight night approaches, Orozco says his training camp has been built around discipline and preparation rather than simply adding another knockout to his perfect record.

“Training camp has been intense, but everything has gone the way we wanted it to. I’ve been pushing myself every day because I know the level of competition is going to continue getting better as my career moves forward. We’ve worked on conditioning, technique, defense and being sharp for all 10 rounds. I know people look at my record and see 17 knockouts, but I don’t go into camp thinking I just have to land one big punch. I want to become a complete fighter.

“The knockouts come from the work we put in at the gym and from executing the game plan. I never want to depend only on power. My mentality is to be prepared to box, make adjustments and fight hard for every round if that’s what it takes. I feel like I’ve grown during this camp, and I’m excited to show that on October 2.”

Despite entering the contest undefeated, Orozco understands the danger of looking beyond an opponent who is coming off an upset victory. Rather than viewing Abrahante’s record as an indication of what will happen October 2, Orozco sees his opponent’s recent success as motivation to prepare even harder.

“I have a lot of respect for Abrahante because he’s coming off an upset win, and that tells me everything I need to know about his mentality. He’s already shown that he can go into a fight where people might be looking past him and prove them wrong. I’m not going to make that mistake. I’m preparing for the best version of him.

“At this point in my career, every opponent is coming to take what I’ve worked for. That undefeated record puts a target on you, and I understand that. If the knockout presents itself, I’ll take advantage of it, but my first responsibility is to win.”

At 17-0 with 17 knockouts, Orozco understands that each victory brings increased expectations. A win in a 10-round co-main event on a Matchroom Boxing card would give the Boxlab Promotions fighter another opportunity to demonstrate his development while positioning himself for bigger fights.

Still, Orozco remains focused on the opponent standing directly in front of him rather than looking too far down the road.

“A win in this fight can move my career forward in a big way, especially because of the platform and the opportunity I’ve been given. I’m 17-0, but I still feel like I’m just getting started. I have big goals in boxing, and I know you don’t reach those goals by talking about them. You reach them by winning fights and continuing to improve.

“I want to keep climbing the rankings, keep facing better competition and eventually put myself in position to fight for a world title. But I can’t get to any of that without taking care of business against Abrahante. That’s why I’m not looking past October 2. I have to earn whatever comes next. I want people to watch this fight and come away saying Jordan Orozco is a fighter they want to see again.”

Friday’s bout also provides Orozco with a significant platform as the co-main event of Matchroom Boxing’s Project Series. With the fight airing live on DAZN, Orozco will have an opportunity to introduce himself to viewers who may be seeing the undefeated bantamweight for the first time.

For Orozco, the increased exposure brings excitement, but also responsibility.

“This is the type of opportunity every young fighter wants. To be fighting in the co-main event of the Matchroom Boxing Project Series and have the fight shown live on DAZN means there are going to be a lot of people watching, and some of them may be seeing me fight for the first time. I want to make that first impression count.

“I’m grateful to Boxlab Promotions, Matchroom Boxing and everyone involved for giving me this opportunity, but now it’s my responsibility to perform. I don’t feel pressure from the spotlight. I look at it as motivation. I’ve worked for opportunities like this, and now that one is here, I have to take advantage of it.

“I want to show the fans that I’m more than an undefeated fighter with 17 knockouts. I want them to see my skills, my discipline and the hunger I have to keep improving. I’m going to stay humble, listen to my corner and do my job. But make no mistake, I’m coming to make a statement on October 2.”

For Amaury Piedra, President of Boxlab Promotions, Orozco’s combination of punching power, work ethic and willingness to learn has made him an exciting fighter to develop. While the unbeaten bantamweight’s 17 consecutive knockouts have commanded attention, Piedra believes Orozco’s potential extends beyond his ability to end fights early.

“Jordan is the type of young fighter you get excited about because he has tremendous natural ability, but he also understands that talent alone isn’t enough to get where he wants to go. Obviously, when you’re 17-0 with 17 knockouts, the power is going to get people’s attention. What impresses us just as much is his hunger to improve. He listens, he works hard, and he wants to become a complete fighter.”

“There is still a lot of development ahead of him, and that’s something we embrace. We’re not trying to rush the process. We want to continue putting Jordan in fights that challenge him and allow him to grow. Abrahante is coming off an upset victory, so this is exactly the kind of opponent Jordan needs at this stage of his career. Nothing is being handed to him. He has to go out there and earn it.”

In a battle of debuting junior welterweights, Jully Poca won a four-round unanimous decision over Monica Medina.

Poca, 139.8 of LeAndre, BRA won by scores of 39-37 and 40-36 twice and is 1-0. Medina, 138.8 lbs of Biloxi. MS is 0-1.

Keno Marley destroyed Jordan Gruszewski in the opening round of their four-round cruiserweight bout.

In round one, Marley dropped Gruszewski with a hard right hand. Seconds later, Marley landed a big flurry on Gruszewski that forced a referee stoppage at 2:16.

Marley, 199 lbs of Sai Paulo, BRA is 2-0 with one knockouts. Gruszewski, 196.4 lbs of Westlake, OH is 5-2-1.

Jordan Orozco kept his perfect knockout streak intact as he stopped the durable Fernando Diaz after round three of their eight-round bantamweight bout.

In round three, Orozco landed a combination on the ropes and then a right to the head put Diaz on the canvas.

After round three, the corner of Diaz had seen enough.

Orozco, 118 lbs of Miami is 17-0 with 17 knockouts. Diaz, 117.6 lbs of Riverside, CA is 16-8.

LeAnna Cruz remained undefeated with an eight-round unanimous decision over Rubi Gutierrez in a super flyweight bout.

In round four, Cruz landed a big flurry in the corner and put Gutierrez down with an uppercut to the body.

In round five, it was another body shot that put Gutierrez down again.

Cruz landed 198 of 493 punches. Gutierrez was 87 of 491.

Cruz, 114.6 of Allentown, PA won by scores of 79-61 twice and 78-74 and is now 12-0. Gutierrez, 114 lbs of Santillo, MEX is 8-4-1.

Jadden Addison drilled Zavier Davis in the opening round of their four round lightweight bout.

Addison laned a right hook to the temple that sent Davis down face first and the fight was immediately stopped at 1:04,

Addison, 136.6 lbs of Tamoa, FL is 2-0 with one knockout. Davis, 135.6 lbs of San Antonio, TX is 0-1.

Brittany Sims won a eight-round unanimous decision over Naomy Cardenas in a bantamweight fight.

In round two, Cardenas was bleeding from her left ear.

Sims, 117.6 lbs of Bethlehem, PA won by scores of 79-73 and 78-74 twice and is now 10-3. Cardenas, 117.4 lbs of Chihuahua, MEX is 10-2.

Pedro Veitia stopped Taiawo Afolabi in round five of their six-round middleweight bour.

In round three, Veitia was credited with a knockdown when he hit Afolabi with a hard right that had the ropes keeping him up

In round five, Veitia landed a crushing left hook that wobbled Afolabi into the ropes and the fight was stopped at 1:24.

Veitia, 162.8 lbs of Orlando is 8-0-1 with eight knockouts. Afolabi, 161.6 lbs of Staten Island, NY is 6-1.

Sa’Rai Brown-El made successful pro debut with a four-round unanimous decision over Ashley Felix in a light flyweight bout.

Brown-El outlanded Felix 60-26.

Brown-El, 107.8 lbs of Marietta, GA won by scores of 40-36 on all cards and is now 1-0. Felix, 107.4 lbs of Tijuana, MEX is 7-4.

ORLANDO, FL (May 26, 2026) – Boxing fans searching for action need to look no further than Boxlab Promotions’ undefeated featherweight Jordan Orozco (16-0, 16 KOs), one of the sport’s fastest-rising stars and most dangerous young punchers. The all-action knockout artist returns to the ring on Saturday, June 13, 2026, at the Caribe Royale Resort in Orlando, Florida, on an event promoted by Most Valuable Promotions in association with Boxlab Promotions, streaming live worldwide on DAZN.

With a perfect record and a remarkable 100 percent knockout ratio, Orozco has quickly become must-see television for fight fans around the world. In an era where many fighters prioritize caution and strategy over entertainment, Orozco has separated himself by delivering something increasingly rare, nonstop aggression, explosive power, and a style built to create memorable moments.

Every time Orozco steps into the ring, fans know they are likely witnessing something special. Whether it’s his relentless pressure, his willingness to exchange punches, or his ability to end fights in devastating fashion, the young featherweight has developed a reputation as one of boxing’s most fan-friendly attractions.

For Orozco, excitement isn’t accidental…it’s part of his identity as a fighter. He believes fans spend their hard-earned money expecting entertainment, and he embraces the responsibility of delivering unforgettable performances.

Explaining the mindset that drives him each time he enters the ring, Orozco says his objective has always been to create moments people remember long after the fight ends.

“I don’t step into the ring thinking about winning a boring decision,” said Orozco. “I go in there looking to make a viral statement. Fans spend money and take time out of their lives to watch us fight, and I feel like they deserve excitement. They deserve action. I want people jumping out of their seats. I want people talking about my fight after they leave the arena. When I throw punches, I throw them with bad intentions because I’m trying to end the night. That’s the mentality I carry every time I put on the gloves.”

Orozco’s power has become one of the most talked-about weapons in the featherweight division, but the undefeated knockout artist insists his approach goes beyond simply chasing highlight-reel finishes. He believes controlled aggression and maintaining pressure creates opportunities that eventually lead to devastating endings.

Discussing his attacking style, Orozco made it clear that he fights with a purpose and refuses to take his foot off the gas pedal.

“I always believe pressure breaks people,” Orozco continued. “You can see it happening during fights. At first they feel confident, but then they start feeling the punches, they start feeling the pace, and things begin to change. I don’t go in there looking to touch guys and move around all night. I go in there looking to break them mentally and physically. Every punch I throw has a purpose behind it. I want opponents to feel me from the opening bell. I want them to understand right away they’re in for a hard night.”

Despite his growing popularity and rising profile, Orozco remains motivated by one simple goal, giving fans the type of excitement that made him fall in love with boxing in the first place. He understands that action fighters create lasting connections with audiences, and he wants to build that reputation throughout his career.

As he prepares for another appearance on a major platform, Orozco says his approach will never change regardless of how high he climbs in the sport.

“People can expect the same Jordan Orozco every single fight,” he concluded. “I’m not changing because things get bigger. I don’t care if it’s a small venue or a world title fight one day in front of thousands of people. My job is to entertain and dominate. I want fans to know that when they see my name on a card, they aren’t getting a slow fight. They’re getting action. They’re getting power. They’re getting someone who’s coming to finish the job. That’s who I am and that’s who I’ll always be.”

“Jordan is one of those special fighters that immediately gets your attention because he brings something fans can’t teach and trainers can’t create—natural excitement,” said Amaury Piedra, President of Boxlab Promotions. “A perfect record with 16 knockouts in 16 fights already speaks for itself, but what excites me even more is knowing he’s still developing and still learning. He’s improving every time out and hasn’t even come close to reaching his full potential. Jordan has that rare combination of power, confidence, charisma, and a fan-friendly style that people want to see. Fighters like him don’t come around often. We’re extremely excited about his future because we truly believe he has all the tools to become one of the biggest stars in boxing.”

As Orozco continues his ascent toward championship contention, his upcoming appearance in Orlando represents another opportunity to strengthen his growing reputation as one of boxing’s brightest young stars and one of the sport’s most electrifying attractions. With a perfect 16-0 record and 16 knockouts, Jordan Orozco isn’t just winning fights, he’s making sure fans remember every second of them.

NEW YORK, NY – May 20, 2026 – Most Valuable Promotions (MVP) today announced final bouts for MVPW-04, taking place live on ESPN+ on Saturday, June 13 at Caribe Royale Resort in Orlando, Florida. On the main card, MVP’s and Tampa’s WBA super flyweight world champion Jasmine “Animal” Artiga (15-0-1, 7 KOs) will make her third world title defense against WBA Interim champion and mandatory challenger Nataly Delgado (20-7-2, 5 KOs) over 10 rounds at 115lbs. On the preliminary card will be a clash of professional debuts with MVP’s undefeated Brazilian boxer and influencer Jully Poca, the most-followed active female boxer in the world, set to rematch Monica Medina in a professionally sanctioned super lightweight bout over 4 rounds at 140lbs. Joining them will be MVP’s WBA #1 super flyweight contender at 115lbs LeAnna Cruz (11-0, 1 KO) vs. Rubi Gutierrez (8-3-1, 1 KO) in an 8-round super flyweight bout at 115lbs, MVP’s #1 WBA contender Brittany Sims (9-3, 5 KOs), making her promotional debut vs. top contender Naomy Cardenas (10-1, 2 KOs) in an 8-round bantamweight bout at 118lbs, MVP’s 19-time US national champion Sa’Rai Brown El making her pro debut, and Jordan Orozco Hernandez (16-0, 16 KOs) vs. Fernando Diaz (16-7-1) in a 10-round bantamweight bout at 118lbs. Orlando’s Jayson Martinez will also join the card for his pro debut.

MVPW on ESPN showcases the sport’s most elite female fighters with championship bouts on every card and will always feature a main card composed entirely of female fighters, with an undercard including a mix of female and male bouts. The fourth installment of MVPW-04, the new year-round global platform for women’s boxing from MVP, will be headlined by MVP’s IBF super welterweight world champion Oshae Jones (9-0, 3 KOs) vs. mandatory challenger and #1 IBF contender Elia Carranza (11-2, 3 KOs) in a 10-round world title rematch at 154lbs following the pair’s tightly-contested first world title clash in 2025. In the co-main event, MVP’s WBC featherweight world champion Tiara Brown (20-0, 11 KOs) will make a 10-round 126lbs defense of her title against top-ranked contender Hannah Rapp (8-0-1, 5 KOs). Also on the main card, MVP’s and Argentina’s unified WBO, WBA, and IBF light flyweight champion Evelin Bermudez (22-1-1, 8 KOs) makes her promotional debut in a 10-round defense vs. Mexico’s IBF #1 contender Estefany Alegria (14-1-0, 4 KOs) at 108lbs. The preliminary card will also feature MVP’s two-time Brazilian Olympian Keno Marley (1-0) and  Boxlab Promotions’ undefeated Gabriela Tellez (7-0, 3 KOs) against TBA opponents. Tickets for MVPW-04 are on sale now at Ticketmaster.com. All media wishing to be credentialed for MVPW-04 must apply here.

WBA super flyweight world champion and Tampa, Florida’s first native-born world champion Jasmine “Animal” Artiga transitioned from playing gridiron in the Legends Football League to boxing at age 21, quickly carving out an impressive resume. After 13 unbeaten bouts, including a first round TKO win on MVP’s Most Valuable Prospects series in February 2024, she stormed into the spotlight on March?22,?2025, winning the vacant WBA female super flyweight title via majority decision over Mexico’s Regina Chávez. Artiga, Tampa’s first native world champion, was recently honored with a city proclamation from Mayor Jane Castor, honoring her athletic achievements and commitment to community mentorship. Standing 5?4? with a 64? reach, the 33-year-old Artiga continues to build momentum as one of women’s boxing’s hungriest new champions. She made her first successful world title defense with a TKO win on MVP Fight Night in August 2025, and defended her title again against challenger Stephanie Silva in December 2025.

“Nataly Delgado has perfected her craft and has earned being a mandatory challenger,“ said Jasmine Artiga. “The world will see two top females in their weight class contest their skills, strength, power, and will.”

Nataly Estefany Delgado Hernández is a 31-year-old pro boxer from Santiago de Veraguas, Panama, Republic of Panama, holding a record of 20 wins, 7 losses, and 2 draws across 29 fights. She has faced top competition throughout her career, including bouts against now-undisputed world champion Gabriela Fundora, former world champions Clara Lescurat and Maribel Ramírez, and Johana Zúñiga for the WBA Fedelatin Championship. Delgado won the Interim WBA super flyweight world title at 115lbs in July 2025 and has since made two successful defenses. She is now the mandatory challenger for Jasmine Artiga’s WBA world title.

“God’s plans are perfect and always designed for our own good. I’m grateful to MVP for this opportunity, honored, and very much motivated,” said Nataly Delgado. “We have earned this via very hard work, and I will deliver. I’m ready to fight in this Champion vs. Champion showdown. I hope Artiga is also ready. Let’s give boxing fans around the world a fight to remember.”

“MVPW-04 once again delivers four back to back world title fights and features seven promotional debuts from some of our most exciting new signees at MVP, from Oshae Jones, Tiara Brown and Evelin Bermudez to our stacked undercard with Brazil’s Jully Poca, the most followed active boxer in the world, #1 contenders LeAnna Cruz and Brittany Sims, and one of the best talents out of Team USA in the last few years with 19x national champion Sa’Rai Brown-El, ” said Jake Paul and Nakisa Bidarian, co-founders of Most Valuable Promotions. “Anchored by a back-to-back-to-back-to-back championship main card from MVP’s defending champions, MVPW only gets bigger and better on Saturday, June 13 in Orlando, live on ESPN+.”

Hailing from São Paulo, Brazil, Jully Poca is a powerhouse athlete who has dominated the crossover boxing scene with an undefeated record. Originally Brazil’s premier female fitness influencer, her life took a sharp turn in 2023 when she was invited to compete in the UK alongside megastar Whindersson Nunes. Despite only training for three months prior to her debut, she discovered a profound passion for the sport and has spent the last three years training exclusively as a full-time boxer. Under the tutelage of renowned coach Antonio Filho, the mentor behind former WBO champion Rose Volante, Poca has solidified her status by going undefeated to date and is now set to make her fully sanctioned professional debut with Most Valuable Promotions. Beyond her technical prowess, Jully possesses a magnetic public profile built on genuine courage. She first captured the Brazilian public’s heart when she intervened in a violent road-rage incident, physically subduing a man who was attacking two women until police arrived. This act of heroism, combined with her athletic transition, has earned her a massive digital footprint. With 3 million Instagram followers, Poca is set to become the most-followed female professional boxer in the world the moment she makes her pro debut, bridging the gap between social media stardom and elite combat sports.

“She asked for a rematch, I said let’s do it,” said Jully Poca. “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!” 

Monica Medina comes to the ring from Vardaman, Mississippi. She will make her pro debut following her career so far bare knuckle boxing, dirty boxing and crossover boxing. Medina previously faced off with Poca in 2025, and now the pair will face off in a professionally sanctioned rematch.

“Jully this time when you go  down you’re staying down, said Medina. “You truly didn’t beat me last time, and this time I’ll show everyone who the better boxer is”

Gabriela “Sosa” Tellez is an undefeated rising prospect in the lightweight division, holding a 7-0 record with 3 knockouts. At just 19 years old, the orthodox fighter has already built a strong foundation with over 90 amateur bouts, showcasing maturity and ring IQ well beyond her years. Born in Vero Beach, Florida, and now fighting out of San Antonio, Texas, Tellez began boxing at the age of six and has quickly developed into one of the sport’s most promising young talents. Standing 5’3” and competing at 135 pounds, she is known for her sharp jab, her favorite punch, and disciplined style. Inspired by legends like Andre Ward and current pound-for-pound star Terence Crawford, Tellez has set ambitious goals to become the youngest women’s world champion, unify the division, and serve as an inspiration to the next generation of fighters. She is currently ranked WBA #3 contender in the world at 130lbs.

LeAnna Cruz is a 28-year-old Puerto Rican-American professional boxer competing at 115lbs who Cruz has built her career on consistency, discipline, and a deep respect for the craft of boxing. Of proud Puerto Rican heritage, Cruz brings grit and heart into every training camp and every fight. Her style blends sharp fundamentals with intelligent pressure, allowing her to control distance, dictate pace, and adapt to any opponent placed in front of her. Inside the ring, she is focused and methodical; outside the ring, she is respected for her humility, professionalism, and commitment to growth. Signing with Most Valuable Promotions represents a major milestone for Cruz, who holds ambitions for placing her on a global stage and firmly. She is the WBA #1 contender at super flyweight, 115lbs.

“Rubi Gutierrez is a great opponent to step back in the ring with,” said LeAnna Cruz. “She has a SD loss against a future world champion and is not afraid to lose or for a challenge. I have a ton of respect for her coming up two  weight classes to share the ring with me, but on Saturday, June 13th she’ll learn that was a huge mistake.”

Rubi “La Panterita” Gutierrez is a 20-year-old rising contender from Saltillo, Mexico. She is currently on a three-fight winning streak, most recently earning a unanimous decision victory in April 2026.

WBA #1 contender at 118lbs Brittany “Eagle Flex” Sims has engineered one of the most impressive turnarounds in women’s boxing, having transformed her career from a 1–3 start into a formidable 9–3 record, highlighted by her current eight-fight winning streak. A well-rounded athlete, Sims brings a diverse background in MMA and track and field, tools that have helped shape her explosiveness, conditioning, and ring IQ. She also dominated in the TCL league, where she put together an incredible 16-fight winning streak. During her rise, Sims captured the WBA Americas Continental title, the NABF title, and the WBA International title, achievements that positioned her as the WBA’s #1 contender and mandatory challenger for the world championship against Cherneka Johnson. Trained by Lemuel Rodriguez and managed by Dave Dubinsky of DKO and fighting out of Bethlehem, Sims now looks ahead to the next chapter of her career with Most Valuable Promotions.

“Cardenas is not someone to overlook. She is a great boxer, and I have a lot of respect for her and her team. That being said, my team and I have been working extremely hard every day. I’m prepared, focused, and ready for the moment,” said Brittany Sims. “May I be swift like an eagle, strong like a lion, and fight with the strength of ten men. It’s almost time to fly.”

Naomy Cardenas is a 26-year-old boxer from Chihuahua, Mexico. Cardenas made her international debut in June 2025 as part of MVP’s Most Valuable Prospects 13, winning by split decision. Following the bout, she stepped up to contend for the WBO super flyweight world title, losing by decision to reigning champion Mizuki Hiruta. She most recently rebounded with a UD win in March 2026.

“I’m very happy for the opportunity MVP is once again giving me,” said Cardenas. “I know I have a strong and intelligent opponent in front of me, which will make for an even better fight because of the contrast in styles. I have had great preparation behind me and I’m coming in with the hunger for victory.”

19-time US national champion Sa’Rai Brown-El comes from a proud lineage of fighters and was born into boxing royalty, but her rise wasn’t guaranteed. Her mother first saw her spark, despite early resistance from her father and coach, who didn’t believe boxing was a sport for women. Everything changed during a family trip to her birthplace in Albany, NY when a visit to her uncle’s boxing gym flipped the script. Once Brown-El stepped into the ring, her natural talent spoke louder than tradition ever could, and her father never looked back. She began boxing at the age of 10. What followed was a journey defined by relentless discipline, a powerful work ethic, and a fierce hunger to master the craft of boxing. That fire drove her to the top of the amateur ranks, where she became the first female boxer from Georgia to win both the Junior Olympics and the National Silver Gloves. Within a year, she had become a national champion, marking the beginning of her dominance. By age 14, she had cemented her name in history as one of the most decorated young female boxers in the country, ranked #1 in her age and weight class by USA Boxing and holding the most wins across all female divisions at the time. In 2019, she earned a coveted spot on Team USA after winning the USA Boxing National Championships, becoming the first female boxer from Georgia to achieve those honors. A five-time international medalist and seven-time Georgia Female Boxer of the Year, Brown-El’s excellence has not gone unnoticed. USA Boxing named her the future of women’s boxing—a title that carries weight, and one she’s ready to live up to. With her amateur legacy cemented, the 19-year-old now joins MVP’s elite roster of women’s fighters ahead of her professional debut this year, entering into the professional ranks with one goal: to take over women’s boxing.

WBA and WBO #12 ranked contender Jordan Orozco Hernandez will also join the undercard. He boasts a fearsome 100% KO ratio on his 16-0 record, with 16 knockouts. The 21-year-old Nicaraguan bantamweight most recently earned a second round TKO win over Daniel Olea in March. Orozco will face Fernando Diaz. Diaz is a 26-year-old prospect from Riverside, California. 

Jayson Martinez will make his pro debut on MVW-04. Born in Cayey, Puerto Rico, raised in Bayamón, Puerto Rico, and currently residing in Orlando, Florida, Martinez completed a 30-fight amateur career earning a top six national ranking. The 22-year-old has built a reputation for his skill, discipline, and exciting style as he prepares for his professional debut. 

MVPW-04 is produced and marketed by MVP and promoted by MVP and Boxlab Promotions.

For more information, follow on X via @MostVPromotions, on Instagram via @MostValuablePromotions.

About MVP

Most Valuable Promotions (MVP) was founded in August 2021 by Jake Paul and Nakisa Bidarian with a fighter first ethos. Since inception, MVP has produced 30 live boxing events, currently promotes nearly 60 fighters, 16 world champions, and 26 top contenders.

MVP has led boxing’s evolution in the streaming era through partnerships with the world’s leading platforms. In November 2024, MVP’s Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson and Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano 2 was the first-ever live professional sports event streamed on Netflix. Paul vs. Tyson shattered records, becoming the most-streamed sporting event of all time with 125 million live viewers worldwide. MVP went on to partner with Netflix twice in 2025 for MVP’s Taylor vs. Serrano 3 and Jake vs. Joshua: Judgment Day.

Today, MVP is the global home of women’s boxing. MVP’s Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano in 2022 was the first female fight to headline Madison Square Garden, while Taylor vs. Serrano 2 in 2024 saw 74 million viewers globally on Netflix and became the most-watched professional women’s sports event in US history with 47 million AMA in the US. Their 2025 trilogy on Netflix topped an all-women’s megacard that set the official GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ title for the most world championship belts ever contested on a single fight card, male or female, with 17 world titles, earning nearly 6 million viewers globally. 

About ESPN

ESPN offers its full suite of networks and services directly to fans on the ESPN App, providing more choice, flexibility and access to all of ESPN, including more than 47,000 live events per year, on-demand replays, industry-leading studio shows and original programming, and more. The ESPN App gives fans a unique viewing experience that includes multiview and synchronized two-screen viewing options, swipe-able vertical video and a personalized SportsCenter For You, as well as integrated game stats, ESPN Fantasy sports, betting odds and information from DraftKings, sports merchandise, and more. These features are available to all fans who watch on the ESPN App on mobile and connected TV devices, whether they subscribe directly or through a pay TV package. Bundling options available for fans include a limited time offer for the ESPN DTC Unlimited plan with Disney+ and Hulu for $29.99/month for the first 12 months. For more visit stream.espn.com.

ORLANDO, FL (March 20, 2026) – Undefeated featherweight knockout artist Jordan Orozco (15-0, 15 KOs) returns to action as he faces veteran Daniel Olea (13-14-3, 5 KOs) in a scheduled six-round bout on Saturday, March 21, 2026, at the Caribe Royale Resort in Orlando. The event, promoted by Matchroom Boxing in association with Boxlab Promotions, will stream live worldwide on DAZN.

With a perfect record and a 100% knockout ratio, Orozco enters the bout looking to continue his streak in emphatic fashion while making a strong first impression under the Boxlab Promotions banner.

Orozco on His Recent Training Camp

Heading into this fight, Orozco described his latest training camp as one of his most intense and focused to date, with an emphasis on sharpening every aspect of his game.

“This camp has been about staying locked in and elevating everything I do,” said Orozco. “People see the knockouts, but they don’t see the work behind it. I’ve been pushing myself harder than ever—conditioning, technique, and staying disciplined every single day. I’m not just relying on power…I’m building a complete game. I’m 15-0 with 15 knockouts, but I’m not satisfied. I’m chasing greatness, and that means staying sharp and proving every time I step in the ring that I’m on a different level.”

Orozco on His Matchup with Daniel Olea

Facing a seasoned opponent in Olea, Orozco understands the importance of maintaining composure while still delivering the kind of performance that fans have come to expect.

“Olea is experienced and durable, so I know he’s coming to test me,” Orozco said. “I respect that, but I’m coming in with bad intentions. I want to break him down, control the fight, and show that my power and skill translate against anyone they put in front of me. I don’t step in the ring just to get rounds—I step in there to make a statement. I want people to keep talking about my performances and know that when I fight, something exciting is going to happen.”

Orozco on Fighting Under the Boxlab Promotions Banner

Making his debut as an official fighter under Boxlab Promotions, Orozco sees this moment as a major step forward in his career.

“Signing with Boxlab Promotions is a big move for me,” said Orozco. “It shows that the work I’ve been putting in is paying off, and now I have the right team behind me to take things to the next level. I’m proud to represent Boxlab, but I also know I have to deliver. I want to show that I’m one of the top prospects they have, and I’m ready to take full advantage of this opportunity.”

Orozco on Fighting on DAZN

With the fight airing on a global platform, Orozco is eager to showcase his talent to a wider audience.

“Fighting on DAZN is huge because now the world gets to see what I bring,” Orozco said. “This is my chance to introduce myself to a bigger audience and show why I’m one of the most exciting fighters coming up. “When you’re on a stage like this, you have to shine. I’m coming to give the fans a performance they remember—something that makes people want to see me again.”

Amaury Piedra on Orozco’s Boxlab Debut

Amaury Piedra, President of Boxlab Promotions, expressed his excitement about showcasing Orozco for the first time as part of the promotion’s roster.

“We’re very excited to have Jordan Orozco make his debut under the Boxlab Promotions banner,” said Piedra. “A 15-0 record with 15 knockouts speaks for itself, but what really excites us is his mindset and his hunger to keep improving. He’s an explosive fighter who fans enjoy watching, and we believe he has all the tools to become something special. This is just the beginning for him with our team, and we’re looking forward to seeing him continue to grow and make a name for himself on bigger stages.”

With his perfect knockout streak intact and a new promotional partnership behind him, Jordan Orozco is determined to deliver another emphatic performance as he continues his rise in the featherweight division.

This event is brought to you by Matchroom Boxing in association with Boxlab Promotions. Doors open at 5:00 pm ET with the first bout beginning at 6:00 pm ET. Tickets priced $40-$100 (General Admission),$150-$500 (Ringside), (+ service fees) are on sale now at www.ticketmaster.com. 

ORLANDO, FL (March 10, 2026) — Boxlab Promotions will once again showcase its growing stable of talented fighters as several of its rising stars return to the ring on the Matchroom Boxing card at the Caribe Royale Hotel in Orlando, Florida, on Saturday, March 21. The event will air globally on DAZN and will be headlined by Austin “Ammo” Williams vs. Carlos Adames in a 12-round showdown for the WBC Middleweight World Title.

Boxlab Promotions will have a strong presence throughout the undercard, featuring four exciting matchups involving undefeated and highly regarded prospects who are eager to make a statement on the international stage.

Yoenis “El Bandolero” Tellez vs. Myles Mizell

One of the evening’s most compelling matchups will see Cuban super welterweight standout Yoenis “El Bandolero” Tellez (11-1, 8 KOs), take on undefeated rising prospect Myles Mizell (10-0, 3 KOs) in what promises to be a competitive and high-level 8-round clash. Tellez will look to impose his experience and skillset against the hungry and unbeaten Mizell. With both fighters eager to prove themselves, this bout has all the ingredients of a fan-friendly battle that could steal the show.

Roberto Gomez vs. Belmar Preciado

Unbeaten featherweight prospect Roberto Gomez (8-0, 3 KOs) will test his skills against the experienced Belmar Preciado (23-10-1, 16 KOs) in a matchup that pits youth against veteran savvy. Gomez has been steadily building momentum with impressive performances, displaying strong fundamentals and composure beyond his years. Preciado’s experience, however, could present challenges as Gomez continues his climb through the ranks.

Jordan “La Cobrita” Orozco vs. Daniel Olea

Hard-hitting Nicaraguan, Jordan “La Cobrita” Orozco (15-0, 15 KOs), who just recently signed with Boxlab Promotions, returns to the ring following a breakout run that has seen him emerge as one of the most dangerous young fighters in the bantamweight division. With a reputation for explosive offense and knockout power, Orozco will face Mexico’s Daniel Olea (13-13-3, 5 KOs) in a bout that could further elevate his standing in the division. Known for his relentless pressure and finishing ability, Orozco aims to deliver another electrifying performance.

Carlos De Leon Castro vs. Damian Alcala

Undefeated featherweight Carlos De Leon Castro (7-0, 6 KOs) continues his rapid development as he takes on Damian Alcala (8-7, 2 KOs). De Leon Castro has quickly gained attention for his exciting fighting style and aggressive approach in the ring. With each fight, the Puerto Rican prospect has demonstrated improved skill and confidence, making him one of Boxlab Promotions’ most promising young talents to watch.

AMAURY PIEDRA ON BOXLAB’S RISING STARS

Amaury Piedra, President of Boxlab Promotions, believes the upcoming event represents a major opportunity for the company’s fighters to showcase their talent to a worldwide audience.

“This is a tremendous platform for our fighters. Anytime you have the opportunity to perform on a Matchroom card that is broadcast globally on DAZN, it’s a chance to introduce these young athletes to the entire boxing world. Each of these fighters brings excitement, determination, and a hunger to succeed. They represent the future of the sport, and fans tuning in will see why we are so confident in their potential. Boxlab Promotions is committed to developing world-class talent, and March 21 will be another step forward for our fighters. I encourage fans everywhere to tune in because these young men are ready to put on a show.”

With a world title main event and a stacked undercard featuring emerging prospects, the Matchroom Boxing event at Caribe Royale promises an exciting night of action for fight fans around the world.

This event is brought to you by Matchroom Boxing in association with Boxlab Promotions. Doors open at 5:00 pm ET with the first bout beginning at 6:00 pm ET. Tickets priced $40-$100 (General Admission),$150-$500 (Ringside), (+ service fees) are on sale now at www.ticketmaster.com.