Boxing
Tyson Fury
O-1 visa — world-class boxer with Top Rank Inc.
Read the published story →Fight offers don't wait for paperwork. We get international fighters U.S. work visas — P-1A, O-1A, and for the biggest records the EB-1A green card — so when the call comes from a matchmaker, you can say yes. World champions, Olympic medalists and rising contenders across boxing, MMA, kickboxing and bare-knuckle have walked to U.S. rings and cages on petitions we built.
START YOUR VISA CHECK BOOK A $500 CONSULTA U.S. sports-immigration practice — more than a decade of P-1, O-1 and EB-1A casework for world-class fighters.
Every major U.S. fighting stage in one place. Our published casework covers fighters on many of these stages already; for the rest, these are the targets our clients are working toward — tell us yours in the form below.
The workhorse fight visa: your record and rankings prove recognition, and your U.S. fight schedule becomes the itinerary. The realistic first category for most ranked fighters.
For champions and elite records: fight, coach, appear and build a U.S. career across engagements. A higher bar than P-1A — and we tell you honestly which one fits.
Permanent residence, self-petitioned — no promoter or employer needed. The end game for world-championship-level records, family included.
COVID-era travel waivers that kept world-title fights on schedule — including for Top Rank cards — plus emergency consular appointments when a fight date is close.
When the calendar is tight, premium processing gets USCIS to decide in weeks, not months — so a short-notice fight offer stays a real offer.
P-1S and O-2 visas for the corner — coaches, cutmen and camp staff — because a fighter doesn't walk alone.
Every name below links to the published story on our main site — real petitions, real approvals, in the fighters' own names.
Emergency P-1A visa appointment to compete at Madison Square Garden
Read the published story →O-1A visa — light-welterweight champion with Top Rank Inc.
Read the published story →O-1A visa — plus a COVID-era national interest exemption
Read the published story →O-1A petition — Olympic boxer and national coach
Read the published story →P-1A visa — set to compete in the PFL $1,000,000 Championships
Read the published story →P-1 visas — three world-class martial artists
Read the published story →P-1S visa secured for the UFC fighter's coach
Read the published story →More published casework — across every sport we serve — at sherrodsportsvisas.com.
Straight talk on fight visas from our channel.
P-1 visa considerations for Dana White's Contender Series
Emergency visa appointment for Artur Beterbiev
The inspirational journey of Tyson Fury
Mastering visa strategies in combat sports — with super-agent Malki Kawa
We fight for the fighters
A full one-on-one strategy session on your case with our legal team.
Need fights, not just paperwork? We actively work your profile against promoters and matchmakers for bouts and opportunities.
No single U.S. employer or promoter contract? A third-party agent-petitioner structure can file for a season of fights across promotions.
Free to submit. Tell us your record and which promotions you're aiming for — our team reviews every inquiry personally and responds with next steps, usually within 1–2 business days. You'll get an instant email recap of what you sent.
Book a formal one-on-one strategy consultation — your record, your options, your realistic timeline. $500, credited toward the legal fee if you retain us.
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