Skye Nicholson withdraws from Aug. 29 MVPW card due to injury
Bad Left Hook • 2 min read • Latest: Aug 5, 2026, 1:52 PM
Last updated Aug 5, 2026

Skye Nicholson has withdrawn from her scheduled fight on the MVPW-06 card in Birmingham, England, set for August 29, due to an unspecified injury sustained during training. Nicholson issued an apology to her opponent Miyo Yoshida and expressed her eagerness to reschedule the bout later this year. Tysie Gallagher will replace Nicholson on the card. The super bantamweight world champion is recovering but plans to attend the MVPW-05 event in Orlando this weekend to support other athletes.
- •Skye Nicholson withdraws from MVPW-06 due to injury.
- •Replacement for her fight will be Tysie Gallagher.
- •Nicholson aims to reschedule her bout with Miyo Yoshida.
- •She will attend MVPW-05 in Orlando to support other fighters.
- •Nicholson holds a professional record of 16-1, 3 KOs.
- 1:52 PMBad Left Hook — Skye Nicholson withdraws from Aug. 29 MVPW card due to injury
"RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA - OCTOBER 9: Fighter Skye Nicholson performs for the crowd during the media workout as part of the Riyadh Season - IV Crown Showdown at The Venue on October 9, 2024 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. (Photo by Mark Robinson/Matchroom Boxing/Getty Images) | Getty Images One of Most Valuable Promotion’s most recent marquee signings in Skye Nicholson won’t be bearing immediate returns for the company as it has just been announced that the WBC’s super bantamweight world champion has been forced to withdraw from the upcoming MVPW-06 card in Birmingham, England due to an unspecified injury. Tysie Gallagher will replace Nicholson’s fight on the main card in her place. “I’m devastated to announce that, due to sustaining an injury in training last week, I have had to withdraw from my scheduled fight in Birmingham on Saturday, August 29,” Nicholson would say. “I’d like to sincerely apologize to Miyo Yoshida and her team for this delay. I have nothing but respect for Miyo and I’m looking forward to finally sharing the ring with her before the end of the year. “The positive news is that while I’m recovering, I’ll be heading to Orlando this weekend for the MVPW-05 event, where I’m excited to support my fellow Australian World Champions and many other incredible athletes. A new date for my fight with Yoshida will be locked in very soon, and I can’t wait to get back in the gym, back to full health, and back doing what I love. Thank you to everyone for your continued support and understanding.” Nicholson (16-1, 3 KOs) is most recently coming off of a wide 10-round decision win over Mariah Turner this past April and as mentioned, is hoping to have her fight with Yoshida rescheduled before the the year is out.
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