MVP’s Wrestling Career: Not Over Yet

One big thing: MVP confirms he’s not retiring soon

Former WWE Superstar MVP, at 50 years old, has made it clear that he’s not hanging up his boots just yet.

• “I’m not done just yet, I’ve got a little bit more left in the tank before I retire,” MVP stated during a recent K&S virtual signing.
• He emphasized that when he does retire, it will be permanent: “When I hang up the boots, I will hang them up for good.”

Why it matters

MVP’s decision to continue wrestling impacts the industry in several ways:

• It provides opportunities for younger talent to work with a seasoned veteran.
• It keeps a recognizable name active in the wrestling scene, potentially boosting event attendance.
• It allows MVP to potentially add more accolades to his already impressive career.

By the numbers

• 20+: Years MVP has been in the wrestling business
• 1: MVP was the first-ever IWGP Intercontinental Champion in New Japan Pro Wrestling
• 2: WWE championships won (Tag Team and United States)

What’s next

Upcoming match

MVP is set to face former UFC Heavyweight Champion Josh Barnett at “Bloodsport XII” this November in New Jersey.

Potential AEW involvement

Rumors suggest MVP could reform The Hurt Business with Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin in AEW, though nothing has been confirmed.

The bottom line

MVP’s career isn’t over, but he’s mindful of its eventual end. He’s committed to finishing on his own terms, promising fans more memorable moments before his final bow.

What do you think about MVP’s decision to continue wrestling? Are you excited to see what he does next? Leave a comment below with your thoughts!