Overview
- Claressa Shields rejected MVP Promotions' suggestion that she drop weight to fight Alycia Baumgardner, asserting her independence and accomplishments.
- Amanda Serrano initially defended MVP but ultimately announced her decision to move forward separately, citing Shields' ongoing criticisms of her promoter and team.
- Jake Paul, co-founder of MVP Promotions, issued a final statement declaring, 'Big boss has spoken,' signaling no further engagement from his side.
- Shields has accused MVP of attempting to co-opt her 'GWOAT' moniker and leveraging her legacy to promote their fighters, fueling tensions.
- The dispute highlights broader issues in women's boxing, including promotional power struggles, recognition, and the fight for control over personal branding.