“He’s the boss,” MVP reacts on Vince McMahon’s decision to split The Hurt Business in the first place

During a recent interview, MVP discussed about The Hurt Business and the creative decision of Vince McMahon of splitting up the faction way too early.

“He’s the boss,” MVP reacts on Vince McMahon’s decision to split The Hurt Business in the first place

MVP and Vince McMahon(via-Wrestling News)

Ever since the end of The Hurt Business, fans are clearly missing one of the best factions in recent memory. While their time was short-lived, The Hurt Business left a lasting impression on the WWE. While fans are still scratching their heads over WWE’s decision to split the faction, it was revealed to be Vince McMahon‘s decision. Recently on Raw, MVP has been seen trying to bring the band back together.

MVP has recently been vocal about his views regarding the management’s decision to split the faction. In an interview with Wrestling News, MVP revealed the reason behind the disbanding of the group. He stated, “Vince McMahon makes decisions and that’s way above my pay grade.” The decision that he made. Why did he choose to do it? I have no idea….,he’s the boss,…how things go.”

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MVP then also addressed his recent struggle to bring back The Hurt Business together once again. He said, ” We were all scratching our heads …. to get the team back together.” Addressing the status, MVP revealed he got Cedric Alexander and Shelton Benjamin back on board with him.

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He also mentioned Bobby Lashley being a little stubborn, but he is trying to get him around as well. MVP concluded by reflecting on the possibility of the reunion of The Hurt Business. He stated, ” We’ll see if we can get The Hurt Business back in business.” 

Related: MVP reveals the man behind The Hurt Business split up 

Return of MVP and the formation of The Hurt Business

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The Hurt Business(via-WWE)

The return of MVP to the WWE in 2020 was a surprise to many fans. The former WWE United States Champion had left the company in 2010, and many believed that he would never return. It quickly became clear that he was back in the WWE for more than just a one-off appearance. In the weeks that followed, MVP appeared on several episodes of Monday Night Raw.

The Hurt Business was formed in the summer of 2020 when MVP approached Bobby Lashley and offered to be his manager. Lashley had been struggling to find his place in the WWE, and MVP’s offer gave him a new sense of purpose. MVP then recruited Shelton Benjamin and Cedric Alexander, and the group quickly established itself as one of the top factions in the WWE.

They defeated a number of top teams, including the New Day and the Street Profits. They were a dominant faction on the roster and also won multiple championships. Unfortunately, the faction disbanded in early 2021, and the reason is still not explained.

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