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Triple H Refuses To Talk About Bobby Lashley & MVP’s WWE Status

By The Spotlight StaffJuly 26, 2024
Triple H Refuses To Talk About Bobby Lashley & MVP's WWE Status

Recently, Bobby Lashley and MVP became a talking point in the world of pro wrestling due to their absence on WWE television. Lashley last competed on May 5th at the WWE Live Event in France, where he defeated Santos Escobar. MVP along with Omos have been absent from WWE for a long time.

Bobby Lashley’s contract with WWE will expire next month. The company has reportedly offered him a new contract, but Lashley has yet to sign a new deal. MVP’s WWE contract is set to expire in mid-August.

In an interview with Daily Mail, WWE Chief Content Officer Paul “Triple H” Levesque stated the following regarding Bobby Lashley and MVP’s situation:

“No [there’s no updates I can give on Bobby Lashley & MVP]. Just like any sport, any business, we sign talent, talent contract runs out, [and] we release talent. It’s just part of the process, so it’s an ongoing thing.”

Bobby Lashley MVP Triple H

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