MVP vs. Matt Hardy in a boxing match?!

United States
August 12, 2007 11:08pm CST
This past week MVP challenged Matt Hardy to a boxing match in Madison Square Garden on August 18 on Saturday nights main event. I cant wait for this so once again Matt Hard can prove hes better at another thing then MVP.
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johnnylever
@johnnylever (76)
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15 Aug 07
Just read on the WWE site that Matt Hardy is going to fight Evander Holyfield in a boxing match instead!!! I'm sorry but if this is a proper boxing match, Evander is going to kill Matt Hardy!
Se7enth
@Se7enth (170)
• United States
18 Aug 07
Maybe Holyfield will turn on MVP and Hardy will still "get the win." MVP shows he can still wrestle or fight and Evander sees he has been set up. BAM, MVP is down and the match is called. 7
johnnylever
@johnnylever (76)
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19 Aug 07
Spot on! I'm impressed!
wotfpatty
@wotfpatty (2065)
• United States
19 Aug 07
7, the minute I heard of the switch, I knew that was the only thing that could happen. After all, Matt can't beat a real boxer and they needed to keep face for Holyfield and to do something with MVP while he has treatment for the heart thing. I am kind of mad they baited and switched us but it had to be done due to MVP's health. This was the only decent way it could have ended. I thought SNME was a little dull but I only sort of half watched as usual.
ayris77
@ayris77 (1301)
• Malaysia
13 Aug 07
What match is that? I guess both of them maybe mad to be a boxer! I guess that Matt Hardy will win by TKO!
dalhousiesteve
@dalhousiesteve (568)
• Canada
13 Aug 07
cool i didnt know that since i was working that nightand i am working days on the 18 th so i can watch it
wotfpatty
@wotfpatty (2065)
• United States
13 Aug 07
Hmm. MVP was just diagnosed with a serious heart condition that could have killed him if WWE hadn't given him a cardio test as part of the wellness program. He was undergoing more tests to see if he needed surgery or whatever. Maybe things turned out OK. They thought he would have to stop wrestling at least until his heart condition was straightened out. I will be interested in seeing how this is handled.