MVP come to the UK with a stacked card - with Caroline Dubois, Terri Harper, Chantelle Cameron and Ellie Scotney all in world title fights.
WBC champion Caroline Dubois will fight WBO belt-holder Terri Harper in a lightweight unification bout on 5 April at the Olympia in London.
The long-awaited all-British bout will headline Jake Paul's Most Valuable Promotions' first event in the UK.
Ellie Scotney will be co-main event in an undisputed bout while fellow Britons Chantelle Cameron and Emma Dolan are also in action on the undercard in world title fights.
The fight night sees Sky Sports re-enter the boxing market as a broadcaster after signing a deal with MVP.
The broadcaster has a long history in the sport having worked in the past with Eddie Hearn's Matchroom and Frank Warren's Queensberry, but the deal with MVP is their first since opting against renewing their deal with Ben Shalom's Boxxer last summer.
"This event represents a major milestone for MVP as we bring our brand to the UK for the first time and do so with Sky Sports, with a card that reflects the scale, depth and ambition of women's boxing today," Nakisa Bidarian, CEO of MVP, said.
Scotney, 27, aims to become undisputed champion at super-bantamweight when she takes on WBA title holder Mayelli Flores Rosquero.
The unbeaten Scotney can become the fourth British undisputed champion in the four-belt era if she beats the 33-year-old Mexican.
Northampton fighter Cameron has the opportunity to become a two-weight world champion at light-middleweight against the unbeaten Michaela Kotaskova in their WBO title fight.
Former undisputed light-welterweight champion Cameron's only loss came to Irishwoman Katie Taylor in 2023 while 34-year-old Czech fighter Kotaskova has 11 wins and two draws on her record.
Norwich's Dolan, 27, will aim to collect her maiden world title when she faces the vastly experienced IBF super-flyweight champion Irma Garcia.
The Mexican has 35 fights compared to Dolan's eight and is 17 years her senior at the age of 44.
Analysis: MVP delivers for British stars on home soil
MVP arrive in the UK with an all-female super card.
Female world champions have become a staple of Paul's events, with Dubois, Scotney, Ramla Ali and Cameron all featuring on his undercard in the last year.
Such is the business of boxing, many might have thought we would be made to wait for Dubois v Harper.
The lightweight rivals have been sparring from afar since Harper won the WBO belt in September 2024.
Dubois collected the WBC strap that December but with each woman at separate promotions, the desired clash continued to slip further away.
However with Dubois joining Harper at MVP late last year, Paul and Bidarian have opted to go big in their first foray into the UK.
They have also delivered Scotney her craved shot at undisputed as well as securing Cameron a world title shot that has eluded her at light-welterweight for over two years.
It marks a big splash for MVP in a new market, even more so considering Sky Sports have decided to return to the boxing landscape.
It will also be a blockbuster weekend for fight fans, with Lauren Price defending her world titles in Cardiff and Deontay Wilder fighting Derek Chisora in London on 4 April before MVP's event the next day.
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