World champion Jake Powell signs three British weights because the list continues to grow

World champion Jake Powell has signed three weights and has reigns as a WBO -lightweight WBO title (MVP).

The coup further enhances the commitment of Paul’s promotional clothing to help develop women’s boxing.

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Seven -weight world champion Amanda Emero signed an unprecedented agreement with MVP earlier this year, while Unlycia Baumgardner’s ultra -high -speed queen is one of the long list of pound talents for the pound she passed.

Harper became the sixth English woman who joined MVP after Eli Scottie, Chantlele Cameron, Savannah Marshall, Ramla Ali and Shannon Courtenay.

MVP has prioritized entry into the British market, and the only world champion of the island is the island is a great power game.

“I am excited to join women’s boxing in MVP,” Harper said.

“Nakisa Bidarian and Jake Powell are doing great things for boxing and especially for women,” she said.

“I’m looking forward to some big nights and big fights ahead. Let’s go!”

Harper chose the WBC’s super -weight belt in his tenth fight against the Finnish Pioneer of Eva Wahlastrom.

A hard draw with the Natasha Jonas Olympic Medal was followed in the Competition Chamber of Commerce, before Baomegarder was eliminated in November 2021.

With the dust resolution, Harper made a courageous decision to raise four weightlifting classes to challenge Hannah Rankin for the WBA’s extraordinary weightlifting belt.

The gamble paid because Harper raised his hand through a uniform decision to become a world champion.

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Harper moved to weightlifting after holding a draw by Sicilyia Brus in a WBA and WBO unification conflict to challenge Sandy Ryan for the WBO belt.

At the end of the fourth round, Harper retired by his older enemy in his stool, prompting Denaby’s main boxer to appeal to his weight.

Harper fell to a more natural part six months later to weigh the Rhiannon Dixon for light WBO belt.

He produced a very improved show to win the victory and crown a three -weight world champion.

“Terry has proven himself as a world champion in three weightlifting classes and shows his situation as a highly dispersed athlete for a pond and one of the prestigious British boxing names,” Paul and MVP founders said in a joint statement.

“Britain is the top priority of the MVP, and our genealogy and power are more suitable for our growing international platform,” he said.

“By adding him alongside Eli Scotony, Chantlele Cameron, Savannah Marshall, Ramla Ali and Shannon Courtenay, we are collecting a list of power plants from British talent that attracts global attention and offers some of the biggest disputes in women’s boxing.”