MVP didnt hold back when it came to the way women were treated in pro wrestling for yearsand he had some pointed words for the era of degrading gimmick matches in WWE.
While speaking on his Marking Out podcast, MVP reflected on how far womens wrestling has come and why the old-school approach of focusing on looks over talent never sat right with him.
MVP made it clear that things have changed for the better, pointing to trailblazers outside WWE who forced the industry to evolve. He gave credit to names like Gail Kim, Awesome Kong, and Taryn Terrell from Impact Wrestling for elevating womens wrestling long before WWE caught up.
The era of bra and panty matches may be over, but MVPs comments prove the stigma still lingersand the fight for respect in the ring isnt something the current generation of women take lightly.
Do you think WWE has fully moved past that outdated era, or are there still changes to be made? Drop your thoughts in the comments and let us know where you stand on the evolution of womens wrestling.
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