Terri Harper has signs with MVP
Terri Harper has signed with MVP

Terri Harper has signed with MVP
Triple champ Terri Harper has joined Jake Paul's Most Valuable Promotions on July 31, 2025. She joins fellow Brits Chantelle Cameron and Shannon Courtenay, who signed yesterday .
The three-weight world champion announced today: "Excited to announce my signing with Most Valuable Promotions, Jake Paul, Nakisa Bidarian.
"The next chapter of my career is going to be the best one yet... big fights only.
"Caroline Dubois let's go."
Harper is the reigning WBO female lightweight world champion and has held world championships in three weight classes - the WBO lightweight, WBC super-featherweight, WBA and IBO super-welterweight titles.
Harper has been on a collision course with Caroline Dubois for some time, who currently reigns as WBC world lightweight champion.
Five fighters joined MVP on July 30
Watford’s Shannon Courtenay , 32, held the WBA female bantamweight title between April and October 2021.
WBC and WBA light-flyweight world champion Yesica “The Powerful” Nery Plata was awarded WBC Female Fighter of the Year 2023. The 31-year-old Mexican has been a world champion since March 2022.
19 from Dallas, Georgia, New York-born Sa`Rai Aameedah Joy Brown-El just won the 2024 USA National Championships at 106lbs in December 2024.
Jasmine “Animal” Artiga has held the WBA female super-flyweight title since March 2025. Aged 33, Artiga played American football in the LFL for the Tampa Breeze, and didn’t take up boxing until she was 21.
Delsey “The Destroyer” Robinson is the IBF and WBO World Middleweight champion from Australia. The 37-year-old from Queensland won her world titles in her last two bouts, firstly collecting the vacant IBF strap against Kaye Scott in Sydney in December, then the vacant WBO belt against Chloe Chaos in Melbourne in April.
DID YOU KNOW? Terri Harper is the second British woman in history, after Nicola Adams, to become a world champion


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