Caroline Dubois will box rival champion Stephanie Hahn live in Texas on February 20th Sky Sports in prime time England.
The undefeated champions will have three world titles at their disposal at the GECU Arena at the Don Haskins Center in El Paso as Dubois from London heads to battle Han in front of his hometown fans.
Dubois, the WBC and WBO combined bantamweight world champion of the Most Valuable Promotion, is one of the most talented young talents in women’s boxing.
“I can’t wait to get back in the ring and I can’t wait to go to Stephanie Hahn’s hometown and add another world title to my collection,” said Dubois.
“I respect his accomplishments, but I’m coming to El Paso to take his title and show everyone why I’m the best lightweight in the world.
“These are the types of fights I’ve been working for my whole career. I want all the belts, I want the biggest fights and I want to prove myself against the best. On Saturday, February 20, I’m coming to make a statement and take another step toward being undisputed.
“A big thank you to MVP and Sky for making this fight happen and continuing to give women’s boxing the platform it deserves.”
The southpaw, known as ‘Carolina Sweet’, has enjoyed an amateur career representing Great Britain at the 2018 Youth Olympic Games gold medal, four European Youth Championships and the Tokyo Olympics.
Dubois, who turned professional in 2022, quickly established himself as a dominant force at lightweight, capturing the WBC world title before unifying the WBC and WBO championships with a victory over Terry Harper at MVPW-01 in April.
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Caroline Dubois and Alycia Baumgardner engage in a war of words and call each other out after the British boxer’s victory over Amelia Moore.
She most recently defended her titles against Amelia Moore in August and now looks to add the WBA title to her collection in the biggest unification fight of her professional career.
Han is an El Paso native, mother of two, veteran of the El Paso Police Department, and a former beauty pageant whose remarkable journey has made her one of the most compelling figures in women’s boxing.
Known as ‘The Enforcer’, Han won the vacant WBA featherweight world title by defeating Hannah Terlep in the first round in 2025 and has since successfully defended her title three times, including back-to-back victories over combat sports legend Holly Holm.
Most recently, Han defeated Holm in front of her hometown fans in El Paso in May, further cementing her status as one of the division’s elite champions.
He will now face the biggest challenge of his career at the GECU Arena at the Don Haskins Center, with the opportunity to unify three major world titles.
Han said: “This fight is a dream come true! I finally have the opportunity to unify the titles in my division and get one step closer to being the undisputed queen of the flyweight division.
“Being able to fight at home in the GECU Arena at the Don Haskins Center is incredibly special and I am grateful to MVP for their support in making this happen. I invite all of El Paso to come out and support and witness this moment on Saturday, February 20th.”
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Highlights from Caroline Dubois’ WBC and WBO lightweight title clash with Terry Harper
Most Valuable Promotions CEO Nakisa Bidarian said, “Caroline Dubois and Stephanie Hahn are two undefeated world champions at the top of one of the deepest and most competitive divisions in boxing.
“Stephanie’s story is remarkable. She is a police officer, mother, former beauty queen and world champion who has become a source of pride for El Paso.
“Caroline has established herself as one of the most talented young champions in the sport and to bring these two women together to hold three major world titles is a huge moment for MVP and women’s boxing.
“El Paso has been a hometown hero many times, so we owe it to the city to bring one of the biggest fights in boxing to the GECU Arena at the Don Haskins Center on Saturday, February 20, live on Sky Sports in UK prime time.”