MVP Rips WWE Hall of Fame as Random and Inconsistent Honor System

During his conversation withbetideas.com,MVP was asked about his views on the WWE Hall of Fame, whether he values the honor, and if he believes its a legitimate recognition. While he acknowledged the ceremony as a celebration, he raised concerns about the lack of structure and criteria for inclusion.

MVP gave a blunt take, revealing that he doesnt see the Hall of Fame as necessary for validation. My view on it is, my picture is on the wall at Ribera Steakhouse. Im already in the Hall of Fame and Im good with that.

He continued to elaborate on his skepticism, pointing out that there seems to be no rhyme or reason to who gets inducted or why. He raised the example of a legendary figure who had not yet been inducted.

Despite his criticism, MVP acknowledged that the Hall of Fame does serve a purpose as a celebration of past talent and a way to honor their contributions to the business.

However, MVP went on to argue that the lack of a tangible, brick-and-mortar Hall of Fame makes it less meaningful in his eyes. He pointed out the absence of a physical structure and how the process often lacks consistency.

MVP then made it clear that his opinion would change if there were an actual Hall of Fame building with inductees being recognized in a meaningful way.

MVPs comments definitely stir the pot when it comes to how we view the WWE Hall of Fame. While some might see it as a prestigious honor, his points about the lack of structure and consistency cant be ignored. If the Hall is just a psychological concept and not a tangible recognition, does it really hold the weight fans think it does? Its a conversation that could change the way we view WWEs celebrations of its past legends especially if icons like Randy Savage arent even in it yet.