Mvp Ring Girls: Daniella Lapo Joins Rousey vs. Carano Card
Daniella Lapo is among the mvp ring girls set for Most Valuable Promotions’ first MMA card on Netflix, the Ronda Rousey vs. Gina Carano event. She joins Raphaela Milagres, Lexi Williams and Delia Sylvain on a lineup that mixes model visibility with fight-week marketing.
Daniella Lapo and the Netflix card
Lapo is described as a British-Ukrainian model with around 195,000 followers on Instagram under @daniellalapox. She has appeared at Miami Swim Week and Art Hearts Fashion events, and she keeps her personal life and relationship status private. For a card built to draw attention beyond the cage, that kind of profile is the point.
Most Valuable Promotions has made a habit of using ring-side personalities as part of its event identity, and the Rousey-Carano show extends that playbook onto Netflix. The cast around the action is not filler; it is part of the package the promotion is selling to viewers who will recognize names before they ever see a bell.
Raphaela Milagres in Southern California
Raphaela Milagres brings the strongest competition résumé of the four. The Brazilian model and IFBB Bikini Pro athlete won the overall title at Arnold Brazil in 2018, competed at Olympia weekend later that year, and now lives in Southern California. Her Instagram following sits at over 192K, and her profile puts her in the higher-earning tier of MVP’s ring girls.
MVP ring girls can make $10,000 to $30,000 per event, depending on popularity, experience and sponsorship visibility. Milagres is thought to land near the $20,000 to $30,000 range, while the exact salaries for Lapo and Sylvain were not given. That spread shows how much these appearances depend on audience pull, not just event attendance.
Lexi Williams and Delia Sylvain
Lexi Williams has the broadest digital reach of the group, with 1.7 to 2 million followers across Instagram and TikTok. The Los Angeles-based fitness influencer drew mainstream attention after appearing at the Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul event in 2024, a slot that helped turn her into a familiar face for fight-week audiences.
Delia Sylvain, 27, reportedly comes from Mexico and first rose on TikTok before launching her influencer career with a viral Fashion Nova bikini video. She has also worked at other MVP events, which gives the promotion continuity as it keeps leaning on names that can travel from social feeds to live cards.
The four-woman lineup gives the Rousey vs. Carano card a recognizable outer ring before the first strike lands. For viewers, the practical takeaway is simple: the event is not just a fight poster on Netflix, but a branded production built around women whose online reach and event experience are part of the show’s commercial pitch.
