(JUNE 17) This week brought exciting news to the boxing community as El Paso, Texas Police Officer Stephanie Han signed with Most Valuable Promotions (MVP). Han, 10-0-0 (3KO), is not just a fighter; she is an  inspirations for others.   WBAN extends congratulations to Han on this latest news!

Han said, “I am proud to represent my city not just as a world champion, but as a mother and a police officer." Her dedication to her community is evident, and it's this spirit that fuels her drive both inside and outside the ring.

As stated in the local media, “Han's signing was met with enthusiasm by MVP co-founders Jake Paul and Nakisa Bidarian, who praised the 34-year-old not just as a champion, but as an inspirational person.”

Making headlines isn’t something new for Han; her recent honor at the International Women’s Boxing Hall of Fame event in Las Vegas further solidified her  in not only boxing, but police work.

Photo credit:  Sheree Johnson

At the IWBHF, she was celebrated among 13 “Women Cops Who Box,” recognizing her contributions to the community and the sport.

As written by the IWBHF, about her, "few can claim to do so with the grace and determination of Stephanie Han. Honoring her exemplary contributions, the International Women’s Boxing Hall of Fame  presented Stephanie with a Special Award as part of its "Women Cops Who Box" recognition. Balancing her duties as an El Paso police officer with her passion for boxing, Stephanie symbolizes the incredible strength and versatility present in women today."

"Stephanie Han's journey is a testament to the power of pursuing one’s passions while serving the community. Since joining the El Paso Police Department in 2016, she has become an integral part of the force, eventually taking on the role of an instructor at the department’s training academy. Her dual career is not just about wearing different hats; it showcases her dedication to protecting others while also inspiring the next generation, particularly in martial arts and self-defense", added the IWBHF.

Her commitment to law enforcement did not mean abandoning her love for boxing. In fact, after a decade-long hiatus from the ring, Stephanie returned to competitive boxing, demonstrating that true passion knows no bounds.

As Han embarks on this new chapter with MVP, she has set her sights on making a considerable impact in the boxing world.  “The future is bright, and we’re just getting started!” she said, encapsulating the hopeful optimism surrounding her career.

Stephanie Han's signing with Most Valuable Promotions marks a significant moment in her boxing career and an exciting development for the sport itself. As she juggles the responsibilities of being a police officer, mother, and champion, Han exemplifies the spirit of perseverance and championing change.

Congratulations once again to Stephanie Han—here’s to a future filled with victories, inspiration, and continued growth in the world of boxing!

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