Former WWE Superstar MVP recently opened up about a strange and NSFW incident that involved two of the most decorated champions in WWE history, though he has chosen to keep their names private.
While appearing on his podcast, “Marking Out,” the former United States Champion reflected on an incident that took place during his time on the SmackDown brand. According to MVP, the event happened while WWE was on the road and a group of wrestlers had been drinking heavily after a show.
MVP recounted that one multi-time WWE Champion and first-ballot WWE Hall of Famer had passed out after the night of drinking. At that point, another wrestler, whom MVP also identified as a multi-time WWE Champion and first-ballot Hall of Famer, saw an opportunity to play a wild prank on his sleeping colleague.
“He was passed out.”
“And another multi-time WWE Champion, a first-ballot Hall of Famer again, thought that it would be a good idea while this guy was snoring to place his tea bag on the forehead of the other sleeping, multi-time WWE Champion.”
“He opened up his Earl Grey. And he placed the bag directly on the forehead of the sleeping [wrestler].”
“Nobody died.”
MVP eventually stepped away from regular in-ring competition during his WWE run and transitioned into a managerial role, most notably working with Omos. While he has expressed an interest in returning to the ring, he has previously made it clear that he has no interest in pursuing an AEW World Championship.
Today, MVP is part of AEW’s Hurt Syndicate alongside Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin. The faction, however, is not currently featured on the AEW All In card as the company continues to move forward with its ongoing creative plans.
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