Jake Paul’s MVP Promotions Rejoice as Stablemate Jan Paul Rivera and Krystal Rosado Earn Huge Recognition by WBO

It's been three years since Jake Paul and close associate Nakisa Bidarian founded Most Valuable Promotions (MVP). On November 15, the young agency will make history as 'The Problem Child' steps into the ring to face a living legend at Arlington's AT&T Stadium. Apart from the headliner, the Netflix-MVP collab will feature a string of exciting matches, including the rematch between Katie TaylorAmanda Serrano . Win or lose, this event is set to propel Paul and his promotions to a whole new level.

With barely a fortnight left until the showdown, the team has received a significant morale boost. They are rejoicing the remarkable achievements of two promising talents who have made them immensely proud. At the recently held WBO convention, Krystal RosadoJan Paul Rivera received 'special recognition'. This accomplishment should serve as a source of motivation as the promotion marches towards its biggest event in its young history.

MVP's up-and-coming achievers Through its Twitter handle, Most Valuable Promotions called out the young fights from Puerto Rico: "Congratulations to MVP's own Jan Paul Rivera and Krystal Rosado for receiving special recognition at the 37th Annual World Boxing Organization Convention!" The featured photos showed the Puerto Rican youngsters proudly displaying their belts and citations while standing aside the sanctioning body's new President Gustavo Olivieri.

Last month, on October 11, in Caguas' Coliseo Roger L. Mendoza, 11-pro-fight veteran Jan Paul Rivera-Pizarro headlined the MVP-Amanda Serrano presented Prospects 9. He defeated the American Andy Beltran unanimously and claimed the vacant WBO Youth featherweight title. For the 23-year-old Salinas resident, it's the first major championship belt.

Krystal Rosado-Ortiz, who began her professional career last August, fought in the show's main card. Continuing her winning streak, she defeated Mexico's Perla Lomeli via unanimous decision. For his achievements, WBO felicitated Paul Rivera as the 'Prospect of the Year'. Krystal Rosado received a big round of applause as one of the 'Rising Prospect Flyweights.'.

Both the fighters deserve a nod of appreciation for reaching such milestones early in their careers. The investiture took place at WBO's recent convention in Isle Verde, Puerto Rico. The organization witnessed a passing of the torch when longtime president Francisco 'Paco' Valcarcel stepped down and Olivieri, WBO's internal counsel, became the new president.

Jake Paul: breaking through boxing glory; out of the ring For MVP, the achievements of its young fighters are hugely commendable, especially given the fact that it has to compete with some well-entrenched and experienced professional teams. Right from the beginning, it seems, the Jake Paul-Nakisa Bidarian team was clear what they wanted to do in the professional boxing landscape. During one of the interviews, Bidarian said, "When we set up MVP, we had two priorities; one of them was bringing awareness to women's boxing." To implement their plans, they pulled in one of the biggest names in women's boxing , Amanda Serrano.

Together, they became part of an epic. On April 30, 2022, Serrano took on Katie Taylor at Madison Square Garden. Touted as the 'biggest women's fight of all time', for the first time a women's fight headlined an event in MSG.

In the pantheon of professional boxing, Most Valuable Promotions has undoubtedly brought a breath of fresh air. Fans can look forward to more fighters from their roster making out a name for themselves.

In case Amanda Serrano wins the rematch, should there be a rubber match with Katie Taylor?