Recently taking to Twitter, MVP, who currently serves as the manager for Omos, made it crystal clear that he has not retired from in-ring competition yet. While he did admit that the day that he hangs up his boots is likely not far off, he still has a few matches left in him. He wrote,
“I haven’t officially retired. I still have a few matches left in me. But not many. My final match hasn’t happened yet. But it probably isn’t too far off in the distant future either. I enjoy my current role. I promise you I will tell you when I’ve had my last match.”
I haven't officially retired. I still have a few matches left in me. But not many. My final match hasn't happened yet. But it probably isn't too far off in the distant future either. I enjoy my current role.
I promise you I will tell you when I've had my last match. 🤙🏽— MVP (@The305MVP) April 8, 2023
Since returning to WWE in 2020, MVP has competed a handful of times, mostly as the fall guy for Bobby Lashley when he served as his manager and later as part of the Hurt Business.
