Montell's "Credentials"

[Sumbody Gon' Get Dey Kneelift]

Kayfabe, what are they? I mean, I'm sure I'll get a million joke replies to this thread, starting of course with "I DON'T KNOOOOOW," but what could they possibly be?

Think about it: WWE likes to pretend they're the only wrestling company. Ever. So where could MVP's good rep come from? Japan? Has he held like a ton of Indie titles? Was this ever mentioned on air?

Help me out here.

[Stu]

Lance Storm once did a commentary on this. He explained he didn't care for the MVP character because of the reasons you mentioned. He didn't think it made sense that WWE was trying to sign a guy who, was not only very young, but seemingly had tremendous experience from an unknown place.

I wonder what Storm thinks about him now, though. A lot of people have certainly warmed up to him since he appeared, which is a major contrast to our first impressions of MVP.

[mysterydriver]

A really, really, really good agent and perhaps a big name trainer could be a nice cover-up.

[Ace Diamond]

mysterydriver said:

A really, really, really good agent and perhaps a big name trainer could be a nice cover-up.

which was the point i made in an earlier thread (well the agent at least, I didn't factor in a trainer)

[seanwalsh]

Well, he's got a hot ass.

That's a credential, right?

[mysterydriver]

seanwalsh said:

Well, he's got a hot ass.

That's a credential, right?

According to Stephanie and Johnny Ace...

[Bobafett]

maybe they'll do a coutry singer jeff jarrett type thing where he'll have a trainer but later it'll be discovered he's the real MVP and that mvp has stolen all his credit

[The G.O.A.T.]

bobafett said:

maybe they'll do a coutry singer jeff jarrett type thing where he'll have a trainer but later it'll be discovered he's the real MVP and that mvp has stolen all his credit

Its been seven years already huh?

[Bobafett]

I think a lil more than seven actually, and bear in mind at the time Jeff Jarrets ring attire was pretty awful too

[Butchie]

He spent 9 and a half years in jail in real life. That makes him the Most Valuable Prisoner.

[leemir]

I'm not saying Monty Brown should of been MVP cause I do like MVP a bit but that build up probably would have worked well for him.

[G✇JI☈A]

His "Credentials" are that he worked for a highly respected Japanese Wrestling Promotion from 2002 to 2004 and saw a lot of action...... While he was parking the VIPs cars.

See the V in his name used to stand for 'Valet'.

[Gopher Mod]

gojira1954 said:

His "Credentials" are that he worked for a highly respected Japanese Wrestling Promotion from 2002 to 2004 and saw a lot of action...... While he was parking the VIPs cars.

See the V in his name used to stand for 'Valet'.

Wait a minute, you mean he was parking his brother's cars?

[Crappler El 0 M]

I'm sorry, but Montavious? I thought the M stood for "Montell." I guess one of us needs to watch more Smack Down (which ever one of us is wrong, I'm not sure).

[Cactus Jack]

grapplercrappler said:

I'm sorry, but Montavious? I thought the M stood for "Montell." I guess one of us needs to watch more Smack Down (which ever one of us is wrong, I'm not sure).

His name's "Montel Vontavious Porter".

[Ace Diamond]

His name is Montel Vontavious Porter, so um...maybe we're all wrong?

[KingPopper]

It's like a charater that isn't real, Joey Numbers, Ernest "The Cat" Miller's mother. Also The Undertaker really doesn't dig graves.

[Sumbody Gon' Get Dey Kneelift]

Oh, right, uh, Montell.

So no ideas on what they might be? Even theoretically?

[dirtydickraines]

TNA should say that Abyss raped him in prison.

[angryfan]

The only credential that, to me anyway, gaines him any sympathy is this. In one of his first matches for TNA, the man jobbed to Erik Watts.