In June of this year, MVP responded to a handful of social media posts about Paul \'Triple H\' Levesque and his decision not to reunite the Hurt Business when he had the chance. Some fans believed MVP was implying that WWE\'s Chief Content Officer was racist, but now MVP has made his views crystal clear on the matter.
Speaking to K&S WrestleFest, MVP addressed his previous comments regarding Triple H and his decision not to bring back the popular group of black Superstars. While some may have believed MVP was implying Triple H is a racist, that was a term MVP never used.
\"I never said that word [Racist.] I never said that. You show me the quote or the caption where I said that. Somebody made a comment on my social media about how he books black talent. I just said, \'Ah, you see it.\' I never said he is racist.\
MVP added that his opinion on how Levesque books black wrestlers is a \"different conversation\" but reiterated that he never called WWE\'s CCO a racist. The former WWE U.S. Champion then acknowledged a different legend of WWE who he does believe to be a racist.
\"Hulk Hogan is racist. He said it himself, \'I\'m a little bit racist.\' He said that. As far as Triple H, I don\'t know that he is.\
Hogan\'s racist comments came to light in 2015 and WWE fired him shortly after. This year, Hogan once again came under scrutiny after making a \'joke\' about the race of Kamala Harris which came after he spoke about bodyslamming the Vice President. Hogan quickly backtracked and blamed his comments on \"the beers talking.\" Hogan has since inked a new multi-year deal with WWE.
