Alvin Antonio Burke Jr. (born October 28, 1973) is an American professional wrestler and rapper, better known as the Montel Vontavious Porter ring (or abbreviated as MVP ). He is known for his work with World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE). He is also known for his work in Impact Wrestling.
Assad was trained by former professional wrestlers Soulman Alex G and Norman Smiley. After completing his training, Assad began to wrestle with many independent promotions, including assignments in the TNA. During his time in this promotion, he won various championships in a single competition. Assad signed with WWE in 2005 and assigned to Deep South Wrestling (DSW), one of the areas of company development.
Once promoted to SmackDown! brand, Assad made his WWE wrestling debut in October 2006. In May 2007, he won the United States Championship, giving him his first title reign with the company. That same year, he won the WWE Tag Team Championship with Matt Hardy. Assad won the US Championship for the second time on March 17, 2009. Following his tenure at WWE, Assad joined NJPW in February 2011. He spent the next two years promoting, becoming the first Intercontinental IWGP Champion in May 2011.
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Assad was born in Liberty City, Miami, but grew up in Opa-locka, Florida. His father was a police officer. He joined the gang when he was 12 years old, describing him as a "gang of graffiti", which later turned into a street gang. He spent six months in a juvenile detention center after a robbery. He then completed a 9½-year jail term of 18 years in prison for armed robbery and kidnapping that began at the age of sixteen. While in prison, he converted to Islam and changed his name from Alvin Burke Jr. become Hassan Hamin Assad. Because of his criminal record in the past, Assad's visit to other countries on an international tour is subject to permission and background checks for the latest behavior.
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Professional wrestling career
Initial career (2002-2005)
Assad entered the professional wrestling business through the help of a prison correcting officer who also worked as a wrestler on an independent circuit. After being trained by former professional wrestler Soulman Alex G and Norman Smiley, Assad made his wrestling debut in 2002. He worked for many different companies on an independent circuit using the name of Antonio Banks, including appearances with Full Impact Pro (FIP) and Future of Wrestling FOW), where he won the last Tag Tag Championship with Punisher. During his time at the FIP, he wrestled with World Heavy Kill Heavy at the Ring of Honor Do/Die IV on February 19, 2005 but did not win the title. He also made a sporadic appearance for Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA), and wrestled on April 20, 2003, episode of TNA Xplosion. He reappeared for TNA on August 6, 2004, episode Impact! , with Sal Rinauro as his tag team partner, losing to America's Most Wanted. He also wrestled for Coastal Championship Wrestling (CCW) and Elite Wrestling Entertainment in 2005, competing against wrestlers such as Jerry Lynn and D'Lo Brown. At CCW, he won the Heavyweight Championship on August 20, 2005, beating Blackhart and Bruno Sassi in a three-way match.
World Wrestling Entertainment
Wrestling the Far South (2005-2006)
In 2005, after a number of direct events and dark games, Assad signed a development contract with World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) and was assigned to their development area Deep South Wrestling. He initially wrestled under the name of his "Antonio Banks" ring, but later developed the Montel Vontavious Porter (MVP) in-ring persona: an arrogant athlete, self-obsessed partly inspired by wide fictional NFL receiver Rod Tidwell (Cuba Gooding, Jr.) from the 1996 film Jerry Maguire and the real-life recipient of Terrell Owens. He was also on the SmackDown episode on January 13, 2005 being one of the police officers in the ring with Kurt Angle.
As an MVP, he made his first appearance at WWE television on the episode 4 August 2006 SmackDown! , in which the announcers describe it as the coveted free agent. The initial angle involves MVP appearing behind the stage and in the crowd arena, often flanked by women and/or bodyguards, and talking to SmackDown! General Manager Theodore Long about his agent contract (which is not visible) should be aggressively negotiating. Throughout his segment, commentators described the MVP as arrogant, noting that he would stop the conversation in the middle to answer his cell phone or admire his own jewelry while people spoke to him. Finally, on September 26, 2006, a video of a press conference announcing the signing of MVP to "the biggest contract in SmackDown history!" Uploaded to WWE.com. view
MVP made its in-ring debut at No Mercy as a villain with a ring entrance featuring an NFL-like inflatable tunnel, before defeating Marty Garner. During the game, commentator Michael Cole and John "Bradshaw" Layfield (JBL) denounced the opponent's choice, since it has implied that it would be someone "more competent", and joined fans ridiculing his athletic suit style ring suit, calling him "sad" shouting Power Ranger . In the following week SmackDown! , MVP makes a request for a tougher opponent to prove his courage, which Kane answered made her SmackDown! debut. The two fought for the next two months, with MVP scoring a narrow victory over Kane in Street Fight, Steel Cage and Tim Tag matching with Mr. Kennedy against the re-unified Brotherhood, before losing to Kane in Inferno's match at Armageddon, from which he suffered a storyline 1 degree burns. Because of his burns "out of action" for a short time, in which JBL color commentator expressed anger with the fans to cheer the match where the only way to achieve victory is to set the opponent on fire.
Champion of the United States (2007-2009)
When Kane's feud subsided, the MVP started hostility with US WWE Champion Chris Benoit on the Benoit title. During the buildup for title matches with Benoit, MVP appears in SmackDown! introducing various alleged champions from around the world, defeating them in a squash match. MVP lost to Benoit in WrestleMania 23 and at Backlash, but eventually beat Benoit in two of the three falls on Judgment Day, with MVP taking on the US Championship, his first WWE title, in two straight falls. MVP credits timed work with Benoit to improve his in-ring skills.
His first big fight as champion was against Matt Hardy, who he started claiming to be better than anything else, after defeating him at Great American Bash. When MVP was legitimately diagnosed with the heart condition of Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome, it was written into the plot, with MVP blaming the condition for losing a panco game against Hardy. When MVP was given a segment of interviews during SmackDown! , VIP Lounge , it was used to back off a boxing match scheduled on the Main Event Saturday night - with Evander Holyfield replacing it, and finally punching MVP during the fight. On episode 24 August 2007 SmackDown! MVP boasted to General Manager Theodore Long that he was very good, he could win the WWE Tag Team Championship with anyone, prompting Long to give him a Championship match with the next person entering the room, which turned out to be Matt Hardy. The following week, MVP and Hardy took the championship from Deuce 'n Domino, making the MVP a double champion. The MVP and Hardy relationships have made them compete with each other in various ways, while the MVP proclaims itself as the "Captain" of the team and refuses to defend the US Championship. In the coming months, MVP starts hanging out better with Hardy and helping her defeat Finlay in SmackDown! .
Their reign ended together on November 16, 2007 on SmackDown episodes after Hardy demanded a shot at the United States Championship, but the MVP refused, and announced they had a Tag Team Championship defense against John Morrison and The Miz. They lost the match, and soon after that, the MVP requested a rematch clause, but they lost the match as well. MVP then attacks Hardy, targeting his knee, which in the storyline has been injured during the game, and made him "out of action". Hardy suffered a broken appendix when he was out of television, postponing their feud. While Hardy recovers, MVP is involved in a brief feud with Rey Mysterio and Ric Flair. She participated in the Money Ladder match at the Bank at WrestleMania XXIV, and during the game, Hardy made a unannounced return and tapped the MVP from the ladder with his signature Twist of Fate maneuver, rekindling their animosity. In Backlash in 2008, MVP downgraded the title to Hardy, ending his 343-day record, which was then the longest of the WWE era, and the third longest in the entire championship history (this record has since been broken by Dean Ambrose in 2014).
Beginning on August 29, 2008 episode SmackDown , MVP developed a five-month losing streak, losing a single team match and tag. At Unforgiven, he challenged for the WWE Championship in the Scramble Championship match, but to no avail. The disadvantage means that, in the storyline, the MVP does not receive a "bonus incentive contract", and is also no longer allowed to enter as usual with an NFL inflatable tunnel. During this successive defeat he has a brief feud with The Great Khali. On the January 16, 2009 episode of SmackDown, MVP finally broke its losing streak by beating Big Show in the Last Man Standing game with help from Triple H, as he struggled to ensure that Triple H would be allowed to compete in matches Royal Rumble, in the process of turning it into a fan favorite. On the recording of SmackDown on March 17, he won the US Championship for the second time by defeating Shelton Benjamin. At WrestleMania XXV, MVP competed in the Money ladder match at the Bank for the second year in a row, but failed to win.
Brand switch (2009-2010)
On April 13th, 2009, MVP was designed as the first overall pick for the Raw brand as part of the 2009 WWE draft. As a result of becoming the WWE champion of the United States, he shifted the title to Raw for the first time in history. He lost the title to Kofi Kingston on the June 1st episode of Raw . He then formed a tag team with Mark Henry, and they challenged Jeri-Show (Chris Jericho and The Big Show) to Unified WWE Tag Team Championship on a pay-per-view Breaking Point, but they failed to win the championship.
After starting a feud with The Miz, MVP confronted him for the US WWE Championship at Royal Rumble on January 31, 2010, but could not win. After retention of this initial title, both of them also participated in Rumble itself. MVP entered 14 and was attacked by Miz (who has not become an official participant) who beat him with a US champion belt. MVP then recovers and enters the game (not yet eliminated) to double-eliminate both himself and Miz. MVP challenged The Miz for the title for the second time on Feb. 21 Elimination Chamber pay-per-view but again can not win. He also competed in the Money ladder match at the Bank in WrestleMania XXVI, but could not win.
As part of the WWE 2010 draft supplement, MVP was redesigned to the SmackDown brand. She made her SmackDown on April 30th episode, interrupted CM Punk's promo, and then teamed up with Rey Mysterio to defeat Punk and Luke Gallows. On June 1st, the MVP was announced as Percy Watson's mentor for the second season of WWE NXT ; Watson was knocked out of the competition on 17 August, finishing fifth overall. On November 5th episode of SmackDown, MVP fought in Triple Threat Match for the number one contestation of Dolph Ziggler's Intercontinental Championship against Cody Rhodes and Drew McIntyre. The match was won by MVP, and the championship game was set for SmackDown the following week, but the MVP did not succeed in winning the title. MVP was announced as part of Team Mysterio, teaming up with Rey Mysterio, The Big Show, Chris Masters and Kofi Kingston to pick up Team Del Rio (Alberto Del Rio, Tyler Reks, Jack Swagger, Drew McIntyre and Cody Rhodes) in the Survivor Series. On pay-per-view, MVP was the first to be eliminated in a match by McIntyre, assisted by Del Rio holding MVP foot so he could not kick it out. The MVP team was able to win the match with Rey Mysterio and the Big Show being the only survivor. The final MVP match with WWE that aired on December 3rd, teamed up with Kaval in a losing bid against Drew McIntyre and Dolph Ziggler; afterward, he and Kaval were attacked by Kane. MVP was later released from its WWE contract.
New Japan Pro Wrestling (2011-2013)
In 2011, Assad signed a one-year contract with New Japan Pro Wrestling, pursuing his famous passion for puroresu. TMZ reports that Assad's previous confidence has made it difficult to get a visa but he will make his debut in February. Since WWE owns the rights to the name Montel Vontavious Porter, but not MVP, Assad can continue to work under the shortened ring name. In the MVP storyline brought to promotion by NOSAWA Rongai, who wants him to join the evil Kojima-gun, led by Satoshi Kojima. In his debut match for promotion on February 20th in The New Beginning, MVP teamed up with fellow Kojima-gun Taichi members to defeat Togi Makabe and Tomoaki Honma in a tag team match by making Honma deliver to Take the Bank cruciform neck cross.. On March 6, the MVP entered the 2011 New Japan Cup, which was used to determine the new number one candidate to the IWGP Heavyweight Championship, defeating Karl Anderson in his first round match. On March 19, the MVP suffered its first loss in New Japan, when it was defeated by Togi Makabe in the second round of the New Japan Cup. The following day, the MVP won a major victory when he tapped IWGP Heavyweight Class Champion Hiroshi Tanahashi with TTB in a tag team match, where he teamed up with Satoshi Kojima and Tanahashi with Hirooki Goto. On May 3, the new Minoru Suzuki again took over as the new leader of Kojima-gun, after members of Taichi and Taka Michinoku have turned on Satoshi Kojima.
In May 2011, MVP took part in the 2011 Invasion Tour, Japan's first tour of the first in the United States. On May 13 at Rahway, New Jersey, he entered the tournament to determine the first IWGP Intercontinental Champion, defeating Kazuchika Okada in his first round match. The next day in New York City, MVP beat Tetsuya Naito to advance to the final of the tournament. On the third and final day of the tour in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, MVP beat Toru Yano in the final to become the first IWGP Intercontinental Champion. Earlier in the event, MVP showed his loyalty to Satoshi Kojima by rescuing him from Lance Archer who made his debut, thus breaking away from the newly renamed Suzuki-gun. On June 18th at Dominion 6.18, MVP made its first successful defense of the IWGP Intercontinental Championship by defeating Toru Yano. After the match, Yano strikes him and cuts his hair. The two will face each other in their third title match on July 18, in which the MVP once again wins. After the MVP match was attacked and challenged by Yano's traitor, Masato Tanaka. In August, the MVP took part in the 2011 G1 Climax, where he won six of the nine games, but losses for Karl Anderson on the final day of the tournament caused him to nearly miss the final. On October 10th at Destruction '11, MVP lost the IWGP Intercontinental Championship to Masato Tanaka, ending his reign in 148 days. The MVP received a rematch for the title on 4 December, but was once again defeated by Tanaka, following the disruption of his Yujiro Takahashi stunt.
On January 4, 2012, at Wrestle Kingdom VI at Tokyo Dome, MVP teamed up with Shelton Benjamin, making a one-time special appearance, to defeat Tanaka and Takahashi in a tag team match. MVP reunited with Benjamin on June 16 at Dominion 6.16, where they defeated Karl Anderson and Tama Tonga in a tag team match. In August, the MVP took part in the second Climax G1 tournament, where he won four out of eight games and failed to advance to the finals. In November, MVP took part in the World Tags League 2012, where he teamed up with Shelton Benjamin under the tag team name "Black Dynamite". MVP and Benjamin finished their tournament on 1 December with a record of three wins, one above IWGP Tag Team Champions K.E.S. (Davey Boy Smith, Jr. and Lance Archer), and three losses, failed to advance from their blocks.
On January 4, 2013, at Wrestle Kingdom 7 at Tokyo Dome, MVP teamed up with Akebono, Manabu Nakanishi, and Strong Man in a tag team match of eight people, where they defeated Bob Sapp, Takashi Iizuka, Toru Yano, and Yujiro Takahashi. On February 26, Assad announced that he had parted ways with New Japan and would later focus on a television project with Lionsgate Television. He then explains the reason behind leaving the promotion, saying that he wants to stay closer to his home and just "recharge the batteries".
Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (2014-2015)
On January 30, 2014, Impact Wrestling recordings, Assad returned to TNA using the name MVP, revealing himself as the story "investor" responsible for signing The Wolves and eliminating Dixie Carter's agenda in recent weeks. , establishing himself as a face. On the February 13th episode of Impact Wrestling, MVP made its in-ring debut, beating Rockstar Spud. The following week it was announced that the MVP would captain the team to face opposition representing Dixie Carter and captained by Bobby Roode in a Lethal Lockdown game at Lockdown, to determine whether MVP or Dixie would gain full control of the wrestling operations on the TNA. On March 9, 2014, at Lockdown, the MVP team defeated the Dixie team with the help of a special referee, Bully Ray, gaining total MVP control over the wrestling operation.
On the May 8th episode of Impact Wrestling, after telling Eric Young how "proud" he was of the TNA World Heavyweight Championship Young victory, MVP attacked Young and announced himself as the number one contender for the title at Slammiversary XII, turning heels again in the process. However, the TNA announced on Friday before the event that due to the torn meniscus, MVP was considered medically unhealthy to compete and thus removed from the game. According to PWInsider, the initial plan is the MVP crown as champion. On June 19th episode Impact Wrestling, MVP and Kenny King helped Lashley win the TNA World Heavyweight Championship from Eric Young, but shot Earl Hebner in the process. In the next week's episode on June 26, MVP attempted to sack Bobby Roode only to be told by Representative of Earl Sullivan Armstrong that he was formally exempt from his duties as Director of Operation Wrestling and that his successor was Kurt Angle. From there, MVP acts as Lashley and King's manager (and occasionally couples after his knee condition improves), while hostile to Angle in the promo, until Lashley lost the World Heavyweight Championship to Roode on September 18, 2014, on recordings for October 28 episode Impact Wrestling . on the November 5th episode of Impact Wrestling, MVP faced Bobby Roode for the World Heavyweight Championship but lost the match. On January 7, 2015, MVP and King along with new Samoan members Joe, Low Ki, and Roode friend Eric Young all helped Lashley regain the championship from Roode. On the following night's recording of the January 16, 2015 Impact Wrestling episode, MVP presented this group as "family" and officially baptized their Beat Down Clan. That night, Low Ki defeated Austin Aries to win back the TNA Division X Championship, which had been missing from Aries the night before, following the MVP that seeks to bring Lashley to the center of the Clan as well as a "founding member" (formally establishing the MVP-Lashley-King trio as the basis of BDC as a faction). However, Lashley refused to be part of this new group and decided to leave but was attacked by another member with the MVP saying that the title belonged to BDC. On February 6, 2015 at Lockdown, Team Angle (Kurt Angle, Austin Aries, Gunner, and Lashley) defeated The BDC (MVP, Samoan Samoa, Low Ki, and Kenny King) in a Lethal Lockdown game. on the February 13th episode Impartial Wrestling The BDC (MVP and Sam Samoa Joe) defeated Lashley and Kurt Angle. MVP will win the number one contendership for Lashley's TNA World Heavyweight Championship on February 20th Impact Wrestling with the latter eliminating Kurt Angle in an over-the-top ropes gauntlet game, but will lose to Lashley by pinfall in the next title according to the following week.
On April 10 episode Impact Wrestling , MVP, Kenny King and Low Ki face the newly formed The Rising, a losing venture. On episode 8 of May Impact Wrestling , MVP faces Galloway in a losing effort. On May 15 episode Impact Wrestling , The Beat Down Clan (MVP, Low Ki and Kenny King), Bram and Eric Young beat Galloway, Micah, Chris Melendez, Lashley, and Kurt Angle in the War Hardcore. In the June 3 episode of Impact Wrestling, The Beat Down Clan (MVP, Kenny King and Low Ki) face The Rising (Drew Galloway, Eli Drake and Micah) in a losing effort. On June 24, 2015 (airing July 1) episode Impact Wrestling , The Beat Down Clan beat The Rising in a 4-in-3 Handicap match, forcing The Rising to disband. On July 15 episode Impact Wrestling , MVP competed in a 20-man battle royal for # 1 World Title Contendership, where he was in the last three, the game won by Drew Galloway.
On July 17, 2015, the MVP officially left the TNA. He was reportedly freed in the fall of the contract dispute between TNA and Lucha Underground. MVP has prompted the TNA to sign Hernandez, even though he was still under contract with Lucha Underground. When Lucha Underground contacted TNA, they released Hernandez and were forced to re-edit all the segments that had been involved in the previous recordings.
Independent circuitry (2015-present)
MVP defeats Moose in House of Hardcore XVI. On October 10, 2016, MVP beat Jody Kristofferson for the All Pro Wrestling Universal Heavyweight Championship. On March 25, 2017 MVP lost the APW Universal Heavyweight Championship to Lustre The Legend.
Lucha Underground (2016)
MVP announced on March 31, 2016, that he will join the Lucha Underground. However, on April 8, he announced his release from the company for inadvertently violating the terms of his contract by interviewing members of the list for his podcast.
Return to WWE (2018)
MVP made an appearance on the 25th anniversary episode of Raw on January 22, 2018. He plays poker games with The APA (JBL and Ron Simmons), Heath Slater, Ted DiBiase Sr. and many other superstar these days.
Other media
Assad made a cameo appearance in the movie MacGruber , with fellow WWE Superstars Chris Jericho, The Great Khali, Big Show, Kane, and Mark Henry.
MVP released its first hip hop song entitled "Holla to the World" featuring Dwane Sweazie in June 2011. The music video for the song, featuring brilliant acts from Carlito and Hernandez, was released in October next. The song was released as a single through iTunes on April 5, 2012. On March 18, 2013, he released his second song titled "Tokyo". On January 30, 2014, MVP released their third single, entitled "Return of the Ronin". This song is also the theme of MVP entry in TNA.
Personal life
Assad had a son from a short-lived relationship.
In August 2007, Assad was diagnosed with Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome, a rare condition that causes the heart to beat faster than usual. This condition was discovered during his tenure with WWE, when he had undergone regular checks in accordance with WWE Talent Health Policy, which would otherwise have been known until it was too late.
Assad has acquired many tattoos throughout his life, including; a portrait of Malcolm X on the upper left of his chest, King Tut's sarcophagus and pyramid on the upper left bicep, legend "Monte Cristo" along with the phrase "Best revenge lives well" in the script on his right forearm (both references to the book Count of Monte Cristo, and the Eye of Horus behind his left arm. He also has a star on his right shoulder. He also has a number of tattoos associated with his homemade gang that he did when he was a teenager.
Assad has stated that he is a growing video game buff, and that the settlement maneuver he used on the independent circuit, Malicious Intent, was inspired by a similar act by Eddy Gordo of the Tekken series. He has become a fan of Manchester United F.C. since he was 13 years old, and his favorite player is Eric Cantona. Despite his earlier conversion to Islam, Assad has described himself as a pagan and an atheist.
Assad trains Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. He was recently promoted to the Purple Belt after winning the gold medal at the Houston Open in the Master's 3th Grade Division. He also won gold at the Open Division at the Houston Open.
In wrestling
- The final step
- As Montel Vontavious Porter/MVP
- 305 / Play Today (Skipping STO overturned)
- Drive-By Kick (Runs big booting to the opponent's knees while using their knees to take advantage)
- Irreversible Crisis (Double underhook crossface)
- Oyasumi (Jumping single DDT download followed by keylock)
- Playmaker (Overdrive)
- TTB - Bring to Bank (Crucifix neck crank)
- Like Antonio Banks
- Intentional Intent (Reverse Shot)
- TTB - Take it to The Bank (Crossface arm trap)
- As Montel Vontavious Porter/MVP
- Signature moves
- Ballin 'Elbow (Runs the elbow drop delay, with the play)
- Facebreaker Knee Exhaust
- Flapjack
- Some suppliers variations
- Exploder
- Release/Scrolling Germany
- Pin up the upper abdomen to the abdomen
- Player Boot (Running big boot) to stand or cornered opponents
- Single leg Boston crabs
- With Shelton Benjamin
- Double team end transfer
- Fade to Black (Brain assisted)
- Double team end transfer
- Managers
- Quentin Michaels
- Nickname
- "The Franchise Playa"
- "Superstar Ballin '"
- "Sir 305"
- "Black Godzilla"
- "Half Man, Half Amazing"
- Theme entry
- "Get Back" by Ludacris (Independent Circuit)
- "Move Bitch" by Ludacris featuring Mystical and I-20 (Independent Circuits)
- "I'm Comin '" by Silkk the Shocker (WWE)
- "Most Valiantly Person" by Yonosuke Kitamura (NJPW)
- "Ronin's Return" by MVP (TNA)
- Trained wrestlers
- Jonny Vandal
Championships and achievements
- All Wrestling Pro
- Universal APW Weight Class Champion (1 time)
- League Wrestling
- BLW World Heavyweight Championship (1 time, currently)
- Coastal Championship Writings
- CCW Heavyweight Class (1 time)
- DDT Pro-Wrestling
- Ironman Heavymetalweight Championship (1 time)
- Future of Wrestling
- FOW Tag Team Championship (1 time) - with Punisher
- Imperial Wrestling Revolution
- IWR Heavyweight Championship (1 time)
- IWR Tag Team Championship (1 time) - with D Money, Marce Lewis, Montego Seeka, and A'Teo Nytelis
- New Japanese Wrestling Pro
- IWGP Intercontinental Championship (1 time)
- IWGP Intercontinental Championship Tournament (2011)
- Pro Wrestling is illustrated
- Ranking. 23 of the top 500 best wrestlers at PWI 500 in 2008
- Florida Wrestling South Championship
- SCW Florida Heavyweight Championship (1 time)
- World Wrestling Entertainment
- WWE Tag Team Championship (1 time) - with Matt Hardy
- United States WWE championship (2 times)
- Wrestling Observer Wrestling
- Most Improved (2007)
- Most Underrated (2008)
Reference
External links
- Antonio Banks on IMDb
- Montel Vontavious Porter at WWE.com
- Montel Vontavious Porter Profile at Cagematch.net, Wrestlingdata.com, Internet Wrestling Database
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