“Intelligently, step by step,” MVP comments on which wrestler should DETHRONE Roman Reigns from Undisputed WWE Universal Championship

MVP is one of the top talkers in the whole wrestling profession, and he has proven it several times in the ring. He has been an absolutely amazing wrestler in the ring and has a lot of accomplishments throughout the years. He is currently retired from in-ring combat but does appear on live TV.

MVP is presently employed as a manager, and his sole client is the Nigerian giant Omos. Recently, the former United States Champion went on Good Karma Wrestling and addressed his ultimate goal for his client right now.

He believes that Omos should climb the entire ladder and win championships, but that there are many more skilled individuals out there who are preventing this to happen, which is why Omos should smash everyone first before climbing the ladder to earn championship gold. He feels that Omos has the potential to dethrone Roman Reigns.

MVP said, “For example, Roman Reigns who is the Undisputed Champion right now and we’re trying to get there, but, intelligently, step by step, The Nigerian Giant Omos is smashing everyone in his path and the goal, my goal is to see him hoist the premiere championship in all of sports-entertainment.”

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MVP’s client Omos lost his last big match

Omos was an invincible force that annihilated everyone in his way, but then his first major conflict arose, and a worthy opponent arrived to fight him. The Nigerian Giant was challenged by Braun Strowman, and the two faced off at WWE PLE Crown Jewel.

The spectators had mixed feelings about the match since it was nothing remarkable and did not help any of the wrestlers because it did not make them seem good. Braun won the contest with a standard running powerslam after a long time.

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Omos has not been seen on Live TV since then, and many believe he lost the match because his manager MVP was unable to be at the ringside to assist him. Fans must now wait to see what the next move by Nigerian Giant would be.

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