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How the Results for the Super Bowl MVP Voting Went Down

February 2nd, 2009 Matt Loede Posted in Pittsburgh Steelers, Super Bowl


Steelers WR Santonio Holmes captured the Super Bowl MVP award last night at Super Bowl XLIII with one of, if not the most amazing touchdown catch in Super Bowl history. While it came down to the wire, here are the way the voters went when it came to the voting for the MVP of Super Bowl XLIII:

Santonio Holmes 12.5 Votes
Ben Roethlisberger 3.0 Votes
Larry Fitzgerald 2.5 Votes
James Harrison 2.0 Votes

Total Votes: 20

Holmes is the second Steelers WR in four seasons to win the MVP at the Super Bowl, as in Super Bowl XL, Hines Ward took home the award.

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One Response to “How the Results for the Super Bowl MVP Voting Went Down”

  1. paul lovelace says:
    February 11, 2010 at 12:18 pm

    good website just what i was looking for

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