Company type | Private |
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Industry | Sports Media |
Founded | 2006 |
Founder | Manny Pacquiao |
Headquarters | , |
Key people | Sean Gibbons (President) Joe Ramos (Former president) Art Monis (Matchmaker) JC Manangquil (Manager) JC Barrera (Social media head) Brendan Gibbons (Business partner) |
MP Promotions, (Manny Pacquiao Promotions) abbreviated as (MPP) is a Philippine boxing promotion based in General Santos, Cotabato del Sur, Philippines. It is known for promoting prominent boxers including world champions Mark Magsayo, John Riel Casimero, and Isaac Cruz.
The company was established in 2006 founded by then-three-division world champion Manny Pacquiao. [1] Sean Gibbons is currently its president and official matchmaker. The promotions aim to help young aspiring boxers especially in the Philippines.
MP Promotions promoted its first major event on July 2, 2006 where Pacquiao defended his WBC International super featherweight title against Óscar Larios which was held at the Araneta Coliseum in Quezon City, Philippines. [2]
Currently the biggest boxing promotion on the Philippines following the unexpected closure of the fabled ALA Boxing a Cebu-based boxing stable after 35 years owing to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and the closure of longtime TV partner ABS-CBN. [3] MP Promotion is in partnership with Viva Promotions, Knuckleheads Boxing, Elorde Boxing Gym, Omega Boxing Gym, Sanman Promotions, Teiken Promotions, Ohashi Promotions and TGB (Tom G. Brown) Promotions. [4]
Name | Current Weight Class | Record | Notes |
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![]() | Super-Bantamweight | 26-0 (20 KO) | |
![]() | Light-Flyweight | 11-2 (2 KO) | |
![]() | Minimumweight | 10-7-1 (5 KO) | |
![]() | Super-Bantamweight | 29-2 (24 KO) | |
![]() | Bantamweight | 20-5 (15 KO) | |
![]() | Featherweight | 25-1 (19 KO) | |
![]() | Junior-bantamweight | 19-8 (11 KO) | |
![]() | Middleweight | 6-0 (4 KO) | 2020 Summer Olympics Bronze Medalist |
![]() | Bantamweight | 36-4-2 (25 KO) | |
![]() | Middleweight | 15-0-1 (15 KO) | |
![]() | Super-Flyweight | 18-1 (12 KO) | |
![]() | Super-Bantamweight | 14-2 (10 KO) | |
![]() | Lightweight | 6-0-1 (4 KO) |
Current world champion | |
Inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame |
Name | Weight Class | Nationality | Title | Status |
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Manny Pacquiao | Welterweight | ![]() | Octuple champion | Active |
Rodel Mayol | Light-flyweight | ![]() | WBC Light Flyweight Champion | Retired/Coach |
Marvin Sonsona | Light-flyweight | ![]() | WBO Featherweight Champion | Inactive |
John Riel Casimero | Super-Bantamweight | ![]() | IBF Light Flyweight Champion IBF Flyweight Champion WBO Bantamweight Champion | Active |
Jerwin Ancajas | Super-Flyweight | ![]() | IBF Junior-bantamweight Champion | Active |
Pedro Taduran | Mini-flyweight | ![]() | IBF World Mini-Flyweight Champion | Active |
Melvin Jerusalem | Minimumweight | ![]() | WBC World Minimumweight Champion WBO World Minimumweight Champion | Active |
Rene Mark Cuarto | Minimumweight | ![]() | IBF World Mini-Flyweight Champion | Active |
Mark Magsayo | Featherweight | ![]() | WBC World Featherweight Champion | Active |
Marlon Tapales | Super-Bantamweight | ![]() | WBO bantamweight Champion IBF Super bantamweight Champion WBA Super bantamweight Champion | Active |
Isaac Cruz | Super-Lightweight | ![]() | WBA World Super-Lightweight Champion | Active |