MVP is proof that staying power in pro wrestling takes more than just knowing how to throw a punch or hit a suplex.
The veteran star and former Hurt Business leader had some blunt advice for younger talent during his chat on the Marking Out podcast and its all about mastering every corner of the business.
As the conversation turned toward his long career and recent work producing behind the scenes, MVP made it crystal clear that lasting success in wrestling is about more than in-ring skills.
MVP stressed that understanding promos, production, and directing segments is just as important as what happens between the ropes especially for anyone looking to climb the ladder and stay on top.
For MVP, being halfway decent on the mic and knowing how to produce has been key to his longevity. He told young wrestlers to take ownership of their careers by learning the full scope of the business.
MVP has walked the walk from main event matches to locker room leader to behind-the-scenes producer and his message is clear: if you want to survive in wrestling, you better know more than just wristlocks and headlocks.
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