5 Current WWE Superstars who could retire soon

#4 MVP (WWE RAW)

I am a man of my word. 😉 https://t.co/CM9k9YYRe1

— MVP (@The305MVP) February 22, 2021

Former United States Champion MVP (Montel Vontavious Porter) returned to WWE in the 2020 men's Royal Rumble match. While he couldn't last long in that match, falling victim to Brock Lesnar, MVP has since become a massive part of Monday Night RAW.

It isn't an over-exaggeration to say that MVP pretty much revived the careers of Bobby Lashley, Shelton Benjamin, and even Cedric Alexander by forming The Hurt Business, one of the best WWE factions in recent memory. However, MVP has mostly played the role of a manager in the group and only steps inside the ring occasionally.

MVP appreciation tweet. Man has created one of the best things on WWE TV and revived the career of 3 superstars who are now title holders.🔥🔥 #WWETLC pic.twitter.com/jUsgmOz64E

— アシュトシュ #Shingo4NJCup (@RainmakerSZN) December 21, 2020

At the age of 47, MVP is one of the oldest WWE Superstars on the current roster and it's unlikely that he will remain an active in-ring Superstar for WWE for a very long time. The original plan for MVP after his Royal Rumble 2020 return was for him to become a backstage producer for WWE. His on-screen stint since last year has been exceptional and when he does finally decide to retire from in-ring competition, WWE would love to have him as a backstage producer. He could help the young generation in so many ways.