Caroline Dubois signing with Most Valuable Promotions (MVP) puts the unbeaten champion on the global stage, debuting on the Joshua-Paul undercard and defending her WBC title live on Netflix.
The signing is sending shockwaves through the boxing world as the unbeaten 24-year-old WBC women’s lightweight champion has signed with Jake Paul’s Most Valuable Promotions (MVP), marking a pivotal moment in her career and for women’s boxing as a whole. Dubois will make her MVP debut on 19 December, fighting on the undercard of the blockbuster Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua event at Miami’s Kaseya Center and is being streamed live to millions on Netflix.
A star’s leap onto the global stage
This move offers Dubois unprecedented exposure, as she defends her World Boxing Council (WBC) title against Camilla Panatta on one of 2025’s biggest fight cards. The Netflix broadcast will bring her talent to an international audience, far surpassing the reach of her previous promotion with Boxxer. This unmatched visibility means her world title defense will be seen by millions on Netflix, breaking new ground for women’s boxing and enhancing her global profile.
MVP, led by Jake Paul, is committed to elevating women’s boxing, already promoting stars like Amanda Serrano, Alycia Baumgardner, and Savannah Marshall. Dubois joins this powerful roster, opening doors to headline fights and lucrative sponsorships. With Dubois Boxxer contract ending, the switch to MVP was strategically timed to maximize her momentum and visibility. “Signing with MVP is the next step in my career. I’m proud to be under their roster, and I believe they will help me on my quest for greatness,” Dubois stated.
Clever cross-promotion
Jake Paul amplified the news by referencing Dubois’s brother, Daniel, who knocked out Anthony Joshua at Wembley in September 2024. Paul tweeted, “Even the odds. Joshua brought in Usyk. So only right I bring in Dubois. Had to be done.” This playful narrative adds intrigue to the undercard and builds anticipation. A digital-first strategy: Caroline Dubois deal showcases the power of modern, digital-first promotion especially with Paul’s social media reach and the global platform of Netflix, Dubois is positioned to become a household name beyond just boxing scenes.
Dubois’s first fight under MVP will be her WBC women’s world lightweight title defense against Camilla Panatta on 19 December at Miami’s Kaseya Center. This bout, scheduled just before Paul vs. Joshua is set to benefit from the event’s massive buzz especially given Paul’s 12-1 professional record and his recent victory over heavyweight legend Mike Tyson.
