Matt Cardona Reveals Picture He Sent To Vince McMahon

The Deathmatch King shows off all the gold.

by Andrew Pollard
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Currently one of the most buzz-worthy names in all of professional wrestling, Matt Cardona has revealed he recently text Vince McMahon a picture of himself with his seven titles.

Cardona took to Twitter with the picture, with him also labelling himself the Ultimo Broski in reference to how the shot is similar to the famous picture of Ultimo Dragon with ten belts in his possession.

It was on The Major Wrestling Figure Podcast that Cardona revealed his text message to Vince.

"Speaking of Ultimo [Dragon], I recreated that photo and sent it to Vince McMahon. Well, by the time this comes out, I did."

For those wondering, the belts currently held by Matt Cardona are the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship, the IMPACT Digital Media Championship, the ASW Heavyweight Championship, the AIW Absolute Championship, the AIW Intense Championship and of course the Internet Championship.

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As well as posting the image of himself with all of those belts, Cardona also put out a message declaring how his WWE release in April 2020 was "one of the best things that ever happened in my career and in my life". Since departing McMahon's sports entertainment juggernaut, the one-time Intercontinental Champion has gone from strength to strength, from independent shows, to a brief stint in AEW, to the bloody violence of GCW, to being one of IMPACT Wrestling's top acts, to having the top prize of Billy Corgan's National Wrestling Alliance.

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