Jake Paul's Most Valuable Promotions (MVP) is merging with the Professional Fighters League (PFL), a move aimed at transforming the combat sports landscape.
The announcement was made Thursday, with both organizations set to operate under the MVP banner.
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The combined entity will bring together world-class boxing, MMA, live events, athlete development, and content distribution.
Paul and his business partner Nakisa Bidarian will lead the new venture, while PFL's John Martin will serve as CEO.
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MVP emphasized its commitment to a fighter-first philosophy, focusing on pay, exposure, and brand building.
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The merger gives MVP a roster of nearly 400 athletes, with plans to expand further. Paul stated, "We started MVP to disrupt a broken model.
Joining forces with PFL accelerates that vision by a decade." He added that the platform will deliver elite talent mixed with culture, lifestyle, and social velocity.
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Paul vowed to put his full effort into leadership and his own career, promising to return to both boxing and MMA in the future.
