Most Valuable Promotions, the promotional company started by YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul, who takes on Anthony Joshua on Friday night in Miami, is in talks with Sky Sports about signing a broadcast deal that would bring live boxing back to the platform in 2026, multiple sources with knowledge of the discussions told The Athletic.

Former undisputed world champion Chantelle Cameron went a step further, saying that Paul has effectively “saved” women’s boxing. “Jake Paul and Nakisa Bidarian [CEO of MVP] have saved women’s boxing because it was taking a massive hit until they stepped up, and a lot of women boxers will agree with that,” Cameron told ESPN.

Jake Paul doubts Terence Crawford is actually retired. Crawford, who recently vacated his WBC super middleweight title, announced Tuesday on social media that he will be hanging up his gloves. Crawford was in talks to step in against Paul when Gervonta Davis withdrew,

Those who work in business together aim for success across all fronts. That's the goal of Jake Paul and business partner Nakisa Bidarian, co-founders of Most Valuable Promotions.

Dana White and Jake Paul could find themselves working under the same broadcast partner, as UK powerhouse begins talks with both promoters. Earlier this year, UFC boss Dana White announced that he is entering the world of boxing after years of teases with Zuffa Boxing, partnering with the consensus saviour of the sport, Turki Alalshikh.

On December 19, at the Kaseya Center in Miami, Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua headlines a Most Valuable Promotions fight card. This eagerly anticipated heavyweight bout will stream live on Netflix to all subscribers,

Anthony Joshua doubles down on his controversial "kill" comments to Jake Paul after being challenged at a news conference in Miami.