A wrestling icon, MVP, known for his remarkable career in WWE, is gearing up for a potential return to the ring after a hiatus of almost two years. Despite initial expectations of a brief stint upon his 2020 comeback, MVP’s impressive performance led to an extended contract, notably guiding Bobby Lashley to a dominant phase with the Hurt Business faction.
However, since July 2022, MVP transitioned to a managerial role, supporting Omos, as both stars stayed out of the spotlight in WWE’s main narratives. Recently, MVP disclosed his upcoming trip to Mexico for stem cell treatment, a medical intervention credited with aiding several WWE athletes in overcoming persistent injuries and competing without enduring prolonged pain.
MVP (Via WWE/Twitter)
Expressing his eagerness for a wrestling comeback, MVP shared his journey for stem cell therapy on social media, hinting at a potential final run in the ring. The WWE veteran expressed optimism about potentially concluding his wrestling career on a high note, contemplating his last matches before retiring from in-ring competition for good.
Moreover, amidst his absence from WWE’s wrestling scene, MVP has been recognized for his contributions to the sport by excelling in Brazilian jiu-jitsu. Achieving a gold medal at the IBJJF Masters World Championship and earning a black belt in the discipline in April 2024, MVP aspires to return to the grappling mats post his stem cell treatment, showcasing his versatility beyond the confines of the wrestling ring.
