MVP Discusses Potential Retirement Timeline from Wrestling

MVP, a prominent figure in AEW, has hinted that he may retire from wrestling as early as next year, citing physical limitations and a decrease in passion for in-ring competition.

MVP, a former WWE United States Champion and current AEW wrestler, has suggested that he may retire from professional wrestling soon, potentially as early as next year.

During a recent podcast appearance, MVP shared his thoughts on his wrestling future, acknowledging his age and declining physical abilities. He mentioned that he no longer takes bookings for matches and is contemplating his final match in 2027. MVP noted that his desire to compete at a high level has diminished, and he feels his explosiveness in the ring has deteriorated.

While MVP has not officially announced his retirement, he reflects on the recent retirements of other wrestling stars, including John Cena and Brock Lesnar. After leaving WWE in 2024, he joined AEW and has been a significant presence on the roster, although he and The Hurt Business have been absent from television recently.

MVP Discusses Potential Retirement Timeline from Wrestling

“El món de l’esport ha evolucionat, però l’aplicació del dret està ancorada en el passat”

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