All-women's championship boxing card lands in El Paso with Stephanie Han vs Holm rematch

Amanda Serrano to defend unified featherweight title on stacked MVPW-03 event

Apr. 11, 2026 at 2:50am

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An abstract, expressionist painting featuring dynamic brushstrokes and neon colors that capture the intense physicality and energy of a women's boxing match, without depicting any specific individuals or identifiable elements.The all-women's championship boxing card in El Paso promises a night of high-energy, hard-hitting action as top female fighters compete for world titles.El Paso Today

A four-fight, all-championship women's boxing card is coming to El Paso on May 30, headlined by a rematch between Stephanie Han and Holly Holm for the WBA lightweight world title. The co-main event will feature unified featherweight champion Amanda Serrano defending her titles against Germany's Cheyenne 'Pepper' Hanson. The event, promoted by Most Valuable Promotions, will be broadcast live on ESPN.

Why it matters

This all-women's championship boxing event in El Paso represents a significant milestone for the growth and visibility of women's boxing. With top stars like Stephanie Han, Holly Holm, and Amanda Serrano competing, it showcases the talent and marketability of female fighters and helps drive further interest and investment in the sport.

The details

The MVPW-03 event will take place at the El Paso County Coliseum on May 30. The main event is a rematch between Stephanie Han and Holly Holm for the WBA lightweight world title. Their first fight in January ended early due to an accidental headbutt, leaving 'controversy of what could have happened.' In the co-main event, unified featherweight champion Amanda Serrano will defend her WBA and WBO titles against Germany's Cheyenne 'Pepper' Hanson. The card will also feature a bout between Desley Robinson and a Mexico vs. Costa Rica matchup between Lourdes Juarez and Yokasta Valle.

  • The MVPW-03 event is scheduled for Saturday, May 30, 2026.
  • The main card is set to begin at 9 p.m. ET/7 p.m. MT on ESPN.

The players

Stephanie Han

An El Paso native who is the defending WBA lightweight world champion and will be making her third title defense in a rematch against Holly Holm.

Holly Holm

A former UFC champion who will be rematching Stephanie Han for the WBA lightweight world title.

Amanda Serrano

The unified featherweight champion who is the first-ever Puerto Rican undisputed world champion and the most decorated fighter in women's boxing history.

Cheyenne 'Pepper' Hanson

A top-ranked featherweight contender from Germany who will be challenging Amanda Serrano for the unified WBA and WBO world titles.

Most Valuable Promotions

The promotion company co-founded by Nakisa Bidarian and Jake Paul that is putting on the MVPW-03 all-women's championship boxing event.

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What they’re saying

“This fight just makes sense to have it here in the Southwest, and I'm very fortunate, very happy that it's actually here in my city, El Paso, Texas.”

— Stephanie Han

“When MVP told me that Han and Holm were going to rematch in Stephanie's hometown of El Paso, I said I want to get on the card to support these two queens. Women's boxing is growing on a global level, and fights like this, now on ESPN and contested in three-minute rounds, are proof of how far we've come.”

— Amanda Serrano

“I'm really excited and grateful for this fight. It means a lot to be representing Germany on this stage. Training camp is going to be hard, but I'm focused. I respect my opponent, but I'm coming to make a statement.”

— Cheyenne 'Pepper' Hanson

What’s next

Tickets for the MVPW-03 event are on sale now at Ticketmaster.com, and the event will be broadcast live on ESPN and the ESPN App.

The takeaway

This all-women's championship boxing card in El Paso showcases the growing popularity and talent depth of female fighters, with top stars like Stephanie Han, Holly Holm, and Amanda Serrano headlining the event. The event's broadcast on ESPN will further raise the profile of women's boxing and inspire the next generation of female athletes.