MVP’s VIP Lounge is back, but it wasn’t all fun times for MVP.
Returning after a decade-long absence, the VIP Lounge saw 2020 Men’s Royal Rumble winner Drew McIntyre be the special guest. But instead of having a simple chat, MVP extended an offer to become McIntyre's manager in order to help propel his career to the next level. McIntyre rejected the offer with a Claymore.
Yeah, just let him in next time.#Raw #VIPLounge @DMcIntyreWWE pic.twitter.com/OlTYuczinT
— WWE (@WWE) February 11, 2020
Someone's officially BALLIN' in the #VIPLounge, and it ain't @The305MVP!#Raw @DMcIntyreWWE pic.twitter.com/ts3yue9Ivy
— WWE (@WWE) February 11, 2020
Wait for it... ----#WrestleMania #Raw @DMcIntyreWWE pic.twitter.com/JyXdCJbAcq
— WWE WrestleMania (@WrestleMania) February 11, 2020
This is MVP’s second appearance on Raw this year with the first one taking place on the post-Royal Rumble Raw, losing to Rey Mysterio. After the match, MVP did an interview with WWE backstage and said he is done wrestling for the company.
Before Raw tonight, MVP did an interview where he once again stated that he is done wrestling in WWE, but isn’t done with WWE altogether.
“Well, I think everyone took our last interview out of context. When I said I was done, I was done wrestling. I didn’t mean I was done with the WWE,” MVP said.
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