Most Valuable Promotions has further strengthened its rapidly growing roster by securing the services of undefeated WBO super flyweight champion Mizuki Hiruta, adding another elite world-class talent to their promotional stable. The announcement marks a significant milestone for the promotional company as it continues to elevate top-tier female fighters onto major global platforms.
Mizuki Hiruta expressed profound enthusiasm regarding the new partnership and the opportunities it presents for her career on the international stage.
"I want to thank Most Valuable Promotions from the bottom of my heart for this incredible opportunity! I’m so excited to chase my dreams with MVP!" Hiruta said. "I’ll turn all this gratitude into strength, keep working hard, and never lose my smile or forget who I am. I want to make everyone who supports me happy and bring smiles to as many people as possible. I want to be a one-of-a-kind SUPERSTAR! I want to be a CHINGONA! No pasa nada!"
Hiruta brings an unblemished professional record of 11-0 with 2 knockouts to Most Valuable Promotions. Having held her WBO super flyweight title since 2022, the Japanese champion truly broke out during a stellar 2025 campaign. Operating under the expert tutelage of trainer Manny Robles, Hiruta racked up an impressive four victories on American soil, displaying her elite skill set and immense marketability to a broader international audience. Her standout performances earned her prestigious recognition as The Ring’s Female Fighter of the Year for 2025.
Although her activity slowed slightly in 2026, Hiruta continued to prove her mettle against tough international competition. Her lone appearance of 2026 saw her secure a hard-fought victory over Australia’s Mai Soliman in Giza, Egypt, performing on the high-profile undercard of the Oleksandr Usyk versus Rico Verhoeven pay-per-view event.
With her transition to the Most Valuable Promotions banner, the boxing world is already buzzing about potential blockbuster matchups that could await the WBO champion. The most logical and anticipated next step is a unification showdown against long-reigning IBF titlist Irma Garcia. The seasoned 45-year-old veteran, affectionately known as "Torbellino," delivered a career-best statement this past April when she thoroughly defeated the previously undefeated Emma Dolan, seemingly derailing the younger fighter’s championship trajectory.
Garcia’s path to a potential clash with Hiruta depends on her upcoming performance in a high-stakes unification bout against WBA champion Nataly Delgado. That crucial match is slated to take place on this weekend’s major card featuring the Turhan versus Baumgardner event. Should Garcia emerge victorious from that unification battle, a showdown against Hiruta under the Most Valuable Promotions banner instantly shapes up as one of the most compelling fights to make in women’s boxing, offering fans a unification clash between two of the division’s absolute best.
