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MVP Shows Rare Photo Of Him Before Going To Prison

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Below are some top news stories of the day, involving MVP and Trish Stratus.

• MVP shared a powerful Throwback Thursday post on Instagram, reflecting on his troubled past.

The former WWE United States Champion posted a rare photo of himself at age 16, taken shortly before he turned himself in for a high-profile robbery in 1990. He revealed he spent nearly a decade in prison.

MVP WWE AEW Age 16 Before Going To Prison

He used the post to inspire others. Here’s what he wrote:

“MVP at 16 in 1990. Very shortly after this photo was taken, I turned myself in for a major robbery that made national headline news. I wouldn’t see freedom again until I was 26. 9 1/2 years later! #190197 went on to turn his life around and became MVP!!!!!

You are NOT defined by your past!”

Earlier this year, he detailed the robbery, which involved a casino on a cruise ship, and his decision to surrender after being betrayed by accomplices.

MVP credits the experience and a firm judge for steering him toward a better path, ultimately transforming his life and career.

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• During an interview with TV Insider, Trish Stratus was asked which wrestler she enjoys watching today.

Trish picked current WWE Women’s Champion Nia Jax:

“Nia Jax. I’m so happy she came back. She has a great presence. She has been owning it. I really enjoy watching her. I have this weird thing where I don’t think I could fully retire until I’m rag-dolled by her. Is that weird? Imagine that? Then I can retire (laughs).”

Trish Stratus last competed in a WWE ring at Payback 2023, where she lost to Becky Lynch in a Steel Cage Match.


        
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