WWE fans were in for a surprise when MVP, despite not having competed in over a year, made it clear that he isn’t hanging up his wrestling boots just yet.
The superstar recently graced the WWE screens, accompanying Omos to the ring during the SummerSlam Battle Royal.
But what caught everyone’s attention was his statement on Instagram. Sharing a video of himself working out, MVP set the record straight by stating, “I’m not “retired” YET…”
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A Glimpse into MVP’s WWE and Wrestling Journey
MVP, also known as Montel Vontavious Porter, has had an illustrious wrestling career that spans decades.
His last in-ring appearance was in July 2022, where he teamed up with Omos to face the Street Profits in a tag team match.
While MVP has transitioned into a primarily managerial role on-screen, his wrestling prowess and charisma have left an indelible mark on the WWE universe.
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Speculations and Hopes for a Hurt Business Reunion
There’s been a buzz among fans about a potential reunion of the Hurt Business. This speculation was fueled when MVP, Cedric Alexander, and Shelton Benjamin were spotted in the background of various WWE television scenes.
Additionally, MVP was seen in a backstage segment earlier this year, trying to reconcile with Lashley. However, it appears that Bobby Lashley has other plans, as he seems to be focused on forming a new faction with the Street Profits.
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MVP and Omos: The Future Awaits
The 2023 WWE Draft has left MVP and Omos as free agents, giving them the flexibility to appear on any WWE show, be it Raw, SmackDown, or even NXT.
With MVP’s recent declaration about not being retired, fans are eagerly waiting to see what’s next for this dynamic duo.
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