(JAN 29) Super flyweight LeAnna Cruz, 11-0-0 (1KO), of Allentown, Pennsylvania,  has officially taken a major leap in her professional career, announcing that she is the latest addition to the Most Valuable Promotions (MVP) roster.

Sharing the news with her followers, the rising flyweight prospect expressed her excitement about joining a stable known for elevating the profile of female fighters. Cruz noted that the partnership puts her on the premier stage of the sport, backed by a team capable of accelerating her trajectory toward a world title.

"It feels incredible knowing I will be on the biggest stage for women’s boxing with an amazing team behind me," Cruz stated via her social media.

The signing places Cruz amongst an elite group of athletes. The move is widely seen as a testament to her talent and marketability, ensuring her upcoming bouts will receive significant global exposure on major platforms.

As of January 29, 2026, Most Valuable Promotions (MVP) boasts one of the most elite rosters in women's boxing, featuring numerous world champions and top prospects alongside LeAnna Cruz.

The roster is headlined by seven-division world champion Amanda Serrano, who signed a first-of-its-kind lifetime contract with the promotion in 2025.

Amanda Serrano 7-division World Champion; Unified Featherweight Champion

Alycia Baumgardner Undisputed Super Featherweight World Champion

Dina Thorslund Undefeated Unified Bantamweight World Champion

Shadasia Green WBO Super Middleweight Champion

Ellie Scotney Unified IBF & WBO Super Bantamweight Champion

Chantelle Cameron WBC Interim Junior Welterweight Champion

Tiara Brown WBC Featherweight Champion (Signed Jan 2026)

Oshae Jones IBF Junior Middleweight Champion (Signed Jan 2026)

Savannah Marshall WBA Super Middleweight Champion

Desley Robinson Unified IBF & WBO Middleweight Champion

Jasmine Artiga WBA Super Fly
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Holly Holm: The former UFC champion and boxing legend signed with MVP in 2025 for a final title run.

Ramla Ali: Somali-British Olympian, activist, and junior featherweight contender.

Naomy Valle: Undefeated junior flyweight prospect from Costa Rica.

Natalie "No Love" Dove: 15-time U.S. national amateur champion.

Miranda Reyes: Houston-based 135-pound contender

Elise Soto: Undefeated junior lightweight (10-0, 9 KOs).

Jully "Poca" Oliveira: Brazilian influencer-turned-boxer.

Sa’Rai Brown-El: 19-time U.S. national amateur champion and top flyweight prospect.

In addition to these active fighters, Amanda Serrano is slated to become the Chairwoman of MVP’s women’s boxing initiatives upon her retirement to oversee future talent development.

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