10 Unexpected WWE MVPs Of 2020 (So Far)
9. MVP
Like any other year in the world of wrestling, 2020 has seen the re-emergence of a few stars who hadn't been seen on WWE television for some time.
However, we don't often see a talent show up again after almost a decade away, but that's exactly what happened this year...twice!
MVP is the first returnee to make this list, but for a time it looked like his latest stint in WWE would be a short and sweet affair. After popping up in the Men's Royal Rumble, the former U.S. Champion lost to Rey Mysterio on Raw and that was supposed to be that.
Yet, Vince McMahon wasn't quite done with the loudmouth star, and opted to have him stick around a little longer. He was also hired as a backstage producer for a spell before transitioning back into a full-time on-screen position. Standing next to his hulking client Bobby Lashley, he's quickly gone on to become one of the most consistent sh*t-talkers on WWE television. Their budding partnership even led to 'The Almighty' getting his first shot at the WWE title since returning to the company in 2018.
No question about it: MVP has definitely lived up to his name since stepping back into McMahon's world.