Jake Paul's MVP and PFL Announce Merger
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Jake Paul's MVP and PFL Announce Merger

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Jake Paul’s Most Valuable Promotions (MVP) is merging with the Professional Fighters League (PFL) in what both organizations are calling a “landmark merger,” announced Thursday.

The deal brings together Paul’s boxing promotion company, MVP, and PFL, which operates a mixed martial arts league featuring a regular season, playoffs, and championship format. Specific details of the merger were not immediately available in the announcement.

PFL stated that this merger will “transform combat sports” but did not elaborate on how it would do so beyond the combination of the two entities. The organizations jointly announced the deal, framing it as a significant step for both brands. No financial terms were disclosed.

The move unites Paul’s growing influence in boxing with PFL's established MMA structure. Jake Paul has quickly become a prominent figure in combat sports, both as a boxer and promoter, attracting considerable attention and viewership.

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