
Full Name
Alycia Baumgardner
Job Title
Super Featherweight World Champion
Speaker Bio
MVP's reigning unified WBO, WBA, IBF super featherweight world champion Alycia “The Bomb” Baumgardner is one of the most electrifying superstars in boxing today and one of the most dominant athletes in the sport. Of Korean, German, and African-American descent, Baumgardner is defined by her power, precision, resilience, and deep faith. She first shocked the world in November 2021 by knocking out Terri Harper to claim the WBC and IBO world titles, then successively won the WBO, IBF, and finally WBA world titles to become the undisputed champion at 130lb in February 2023. She made multiple successfully defenses as undisputed champion, including in July 2025 in the co-main event of MVP's Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano 3, live on Netflix.
Baumgardner went on to make a unified world title defense while competing 12, three-minute rounds in the co-main event of MVP’s Jake vs. Joshua: Judgment Day live on Netflix in December 2025–becoming just the second woman in boxing history to defend her unified world titles under equal rules to men’s champions. Most recently, Baumgardner headlined MVPW’s inaugural U.S. event on ESPN in a successful unified title defense contested with three-minute rounds. In November 2026, she seeks to become a two-division boxing champion as she headlines MVPW-07, challenges for the IBF lightweight world title, and makes her latest statement for equality by fighting three-minute rounds. Outside the ring, Baumgardner is breaking barriers for women, proving that skill, strength, and marketability can coexist at the highest level.
Baumgardner went on to make a unified world title defense while competing 12, three-minute rounds in the co-main event of MVP’s Jake vs. Joshua: Judgment Day live on Netflix in December 2025–becoming just the second woman in boxing history to defend her unified world titles under equal rules to men’s champions. Most recently, Baumgardner headlined MVPW’s inaugural U.S. event on ESPN in a successful unified title defense contested with three-minute rounds. In November 2026, she seeks to become a two-division boxing champion as she headlines MVPW-07, challenges for the IBF lightweight world title, and makes her latest statement for equality by fighting three-minute rounds. Outside the ring, Baumgardner is breaking barriers for women, proving that skill, strength, and marketability can coexist at the highest level.
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