Dubois vs Harper, Scotney vs Flores Set for April 5 in London

Most Valuable Promotions has secured UK broadcast position with Sky Sports Boxing and finalized a four-title card at Olympia London, placing two unifications and a mandatory inside divisions that reward activity and belt consolidation.

MVP confirmed its April 5 debut in Britain days after Sky’s split from BOXXER, handing Jake Paul’s company immediate platform leverage in a rights market that shapes matchmaking authority. An all-female championship card signals promotional control while aligning multiple belts under one banner.

Caroline Dubois (12-0-1, 5 KOs) defends the WBC lightweight title against WBO holder Terri Harper (16-2-2) in a unification that compresses the British picture at 135 pounds. Both operate under the same promoter, removing negotiation drag and allowing the winner to dictate terms across the division.

Sky Sports placement grants MVP instant schedule visibility and strengthens its hand with sanctioning bodies that reward active titleholders.

Ellie Scotney (11-0) meets Mayelli Flores for the undisputed super bantamweight championship with all four belts aligned. Scotney holds the IBF, WBO, and WBC titles, while Flores brings the WBA strap, creating a single champion at 122 pounds and clearing a backlog that has slowed eliminator traffic.

Chantelle Cameron (21-1) challenges Michaela Kotaskova (11-0-4) for the vacant WBO super welterweight title, placing a former undisputed champion back into title rotation at a higher weight. Vacancies compress timelines and often force quick defenses once a beltholder is installed.

Emma Dolan, unbeaten in eight fights, steps into her IBF mandatory against Irma Garcia (25-5-1), whose title reign dates to May 2025. Mandatories narrow optional routes and typically set the next negotiation track once fulfilled.

MVP arrives in Britain with belts consolidated, broadcast secured, and contenders queued. April 5 hands the promotion a firm grip on several divisions at once.