Hiruta Signs With MVP After Female Fighter Of The Year Honor
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Undefeated world champion Mizuki Hiruta has joined Jake Paul's Most Valuable Promotions after claiming Ring Magazine's 2025 Female Fighter of the Year award, ESPN reports.
The Japanese fighter, known in the ring as "Mimi," holds a world title and carries an unblemished professional record into her new promotional home. Ring Magazine named her the sport's top female fighter for 2025, recognition that preceded her move to MVP.
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Paul's promotional outfit has expanded its roster of world-level talent with the signing. Hiruta becomes the latest world champion to align with MVP, which has built a stable spanning multiple weight classes since its founding.
The deal positions Hiruta for increased visibility in the North American market. MVP has secured major broadcast partnerships for its fighters, and the Japanese standout figures to benefit from that infrastructure as she defends her title in 2026.
Reported via:
- ESPN Boxing — Hiruta, '25 Female Fighter of the Year, signs with MVP
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