MVP is Considering a Female Superstar in The Hurt Business

WWE Draft commenced on this week’s SmackDown. The first night definitely saw some shocking changes. Along with the WWE Universe, MVP, too, was keeping a close eye on the proceedings.

After the night was over, we got to know that The Hurt Business (MVP, Bobby Lashley, Shelton Benjamin, Cedric Alexander) will remain on Raw. However, MVP raised a few eyebrows as he hinted at the inclusion of a female member.

MVP’s hint was simple, but it created a buzz. He posted a picture of former SmackDown Women’s Champion Naomi, who got drafted into the red brand in the second round of Friday’s draft. The Hurt Business may be interested in recruiting her when she debuts.

Naomi also retweeted MVP’s tweet, further adding fuel to the fire. If the change happens, then it would be a welcome change for Naomi. It has been a long time since she had a career makeover, and a heel turn for The Hurt Business will definitely act as a boost for her career.

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Naomi and MVP could make a great fraction

MVP started the dual-natured stable, Hurt Business, earlier this year. After including old friends, Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin, he tried to include Apollo Crews, Cedric Alexander, and more Superstars. Crews never agreed to it, but Alexander slowly caved in.

From a strict heel group in the beginning, the group quickly adopted a greyer persona as they warded off the destructive RETRIBUTION. However, last week, even they got startled with the reveal of Mustafa Ali as the leader.

Naomi could be included in the group to fight the female members of RETRIBUTION. Naomi recently tried to pursue the SmackDown Women’s Championship but was unsuccessful. Her last memorable match was when she participated in a beat-the-clock challenge with Bayley and Sasha Banks, ahead of SummerSlam.

However, if this comes true, the recurring rumors of a Samoan Tribe may be ignored. Naomi is related to the Anoa’i Family as she is married to Jimmy Uso.

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