MVP Admits New WWE Management

The “him” that MVP refers to in the final sentence is mostly likely Paul “Triple H” Levesque, who now oversees WWE creative with Vince McMahon ...

MVP Admits New WWE Management “Just Wasn't For Me” ... MVP knew it was time to go. During the summer, MVP allowed his WWE contract to expire and ...

MVP Says New WWE Management Wasn't For Him, Talks More About His Departure ... In an interview with Drop the Heat (via Fightful), MVP spoke about ...

It was a small moment in time during COVID. He preferred to do something new with Street Profits and Bobby and they started trying MVP out as a ...

AEW star MVP has reflected on his decision to leave WWE, pointing to Triple H as the main reason he realised his time there had reached its ...

MVP Says WWE's New Management "Wasn't for Me, and I Ain't for Him" - MVP and Bobby Lashley opted not to renew their WWE contracts earlier.

Over the summer, MVP left WWE as his contract expired, and he signed with AEW. He made his AEW debut at AEW Dynamite: Grand Slam. Since then, he ...

MVP didn't mesh well with the new shot-callers in WWE. And thus, The Hurt Syndicate have arrived and settled in AEW.

MVP says he knew it was time to leave WWE when “new management” took over following Vince McMahon's departure in January 2024.

MVP has never been shy about sharing his feelings toward the current management team in place in WWE and he did so once again during a recent ...

MVP says he left WWE because the new management in place wasn't for him: “I didn't want to re-sign and I let it be known that I wasn't going ...

While chatting with Drop The Heat for a new interview, MVP simply explained that he left WWE because he wasn't a fan of the new management in ...

In an interview with Drop the Heat (via Fightful), MVP spoke about why he left WWE, noting that he had issues working with the current ...

MVP made his AEW debut at AEW Dynamite: Grand Slam when he interrupted Prince Nana and complimented Swerve Strickland.

Since departing WWE, MVP has gone on to make big moves in AEW – recently reuniting the Hurt Syndicate stable along with Bobby Lashley and ...

MVP isn't a fan of the new management in WWE. That was apparently the deciding factor in his move from WWE to AEW.

MVP says the new WWE management wasn't for him. “This time, I didn't want to re-sign and I let it be known that I wasn't going to re-sign ...

MVP Says WWE's New Management “Wasn't for Me, and I Ain't for Him” – MVP and Bobby Lashley opted not to renew their WWE contracts earlier ...

NewEraOfWrestling (@wrestlingfun4life). 1 Like. MVP says he left WWE because the new management in place wasn't for him: “I didn't want to ...

Bobby Lashley, Shelton Benjamin, and MVP all left WWE this year, and The Hurt Syndicate is now back in business in AEW.