Matchroom Boxing and Most Valuable Promotions (MVP) today announced they have entered a “strategic alliance”, bringing together the two promotional entities in a long-term collaboration.In a press release, the promoters said the alliance would be “focused on accelerating the continued global growth of women’s boxing through world championship opportunities, premium live events, and long-term athlete development.”It will bring together the large stable of female fighters put together by MVP since it launched in 2021 (rebranded as MVPW earlier this year) with those signed to Matchroom, under one umbrella, with the intention of creating more opportunities for female fighters inside and outside of the ring.MVP co-founders Jake Paul and Nakisa Bidarian, said: “Since launching MVPW, our goal has been to build the biggest platform in the world for women’s boxing and create transformative opportunities for female fighters at every stage of their careers. Partnering with Matchroom Boxing is another major step toward that vision.Paul co-founded MVP in 2021 (Patrick T. Fallon / AFP via Getty Images)“This is about investing in the future of the sport and creating the premier destination for the world’s best female fighters.”