What A Striking Resemblance!

What A Striking Resemblance!

What A Striking Resemblance!

Meet The Nigerian Giant Wrestler, Who's 7 feet 3 Inches Height, Mentored By The Undertaker

Omos, whose real name is Tolulope “Jordan” Omogbehin, was born on May 16, 1994, in Lagos, Nigeria. His parents are Robert Omobehin and Shirley Bixler. Omos currently resides in the USA. As for his religious beliefs, he follows Christianity, and he proudly identifies as a Nigerian-American wrestler. His journey from college basketball to the WWE ring has been remarkable, and he continues to make waves as one of the most imposing figures in professional wrestling! 🤼‍♂️🇳🇬

The Undertaker played a crucial role in Omos’s journey. Behind the scenes, he has worked with Omos and become something of a mentor.
Omos describes him as "the voice in my mind".

Let’s dive into some details about this towering athlete:

Height: Standing at an impressive 7 feet 3 inches (221 cm), Omos is the tallest wrestler on WWE’s active roster.
Weight: He weighs in at 416 pounds (189 kg).
Debut: Omos made his WWE debut on July 18, 2019.

Background: Before stepping into the wrestling ring, Omos was a college basketball player. He played for the University of South Florida, Morgan State University, and the King University men’s basketball team.

Here’s a brief overview of his wrestling journey:
Early Career:
Omos signed with WWE in January 2019 and began training at the WWE Performance Center.
His in-ring debut took place during a house show on July 18, 2019, where he defeated team 2.0 in a two-on-one handicap match.
Omos continued wrestling on house shows, honing his skills.

The Giant Ninja and Raw Underground:
On June 15, 2020, he made his television debut on Monday Night Raw as a surprise member of Akira Tozawa’s ninja faction.
Initially referred to as the “Giant Ninja,” he stood ringside during matches.
Later, he was repackaged as a bodyguard, serving as the doorman and bouncer for Shane McMahon’s Raw Underground.

Teaming with AJ Styles:
After the cancellation of Raw Underground, Omos associated with AJ Styles in October 2020.
Together, they formed a formidable duo.
In 2021, Omos and AJ Styles became Raw Tag Team Champions.
Omos brings an imposing presence to the WWE ring, and fans eagerly anticipate his next moves. Whether he’s towering over opponents or delivering powerful maneuvers, he’s definitely a force to be reckoned with! 🤼‍♂️💪

Meet The Nigerian Giant Wrestler, Who's 7 feet 3 Inches Height, Mentored By The Undertaker

Omos, whose real name is Tolulope “Jordan” Omogbehin, was born on May 16, 1994, in Lagos, Nigeria. His parents are Robert Omobehin and Shirley Bixler. Omos currently resides in the USA. As for his religious beliefs, he follows Christianity, and he proudly identifies as a Nigerian-American wrestler. His journey from college basketball to the WWE ring has been remarkable, and he continues to make waves as one of the most imposing figures in professional wrestling! 🤼‍♂️🇳🇬

The Undertaker played a crucial role in Omos’s journey. Behind the scenes, he has worked with Omos and become something of a mentor.
Omos describes him as "the voice in my mind".

Let’s dive into some details about this towering athlete:

Height: Standing at an impressive 7 feet 3 inches (221 cm), Omos is the tallest wrestler on WWE’s active roster.
Weight: He weighs in at 416 pounds (189 kg).
Debut: Omos made his WWE debut on July 18, 2019.

Background: Before stepping into the wrestling ring, Omos was a college basketball player. He played for the University of South Florida, Morgan State University, and the King University men’s basketball team.

Here’s a brief overview of his wrestling journey:
Early Career:
Omos signed with WWE in January 2019 and began training at the WWE Performance Center.
His in-ring debut took place during a house show on July 18, 2019, where he defeated team 2.0 in a two-on-one handicap match.
Omos continued wrestling on house shows, honing his skills.

The Giant Ninja and Raw Underground:
On June 15, 2020, he made his television debut on Monday Night Raw as a surprise member of Akira Tozawa’s ninja faction.
Initially referred to as the “Giant Ninja,” he stood ringside during matches.
Later, he was repackaged as a bodyguard, serving as the doorman and bouncer for Shane McMahon’s Raw Underground.

Teaming with AJ Styles:
After the cancellation of Raw Underground, Omos associated with AJ Styles in October 2020.
Together, they formed a formidable duo.
In 2021, Omos and AJ Styles became Raw Tag Team Champions.
Omos brings an imposing presence to the WWE ring, and fans eagerly anticipate his next moves. Whether he’s towering over opponents or delivering powerful maneuvers, he’s definitely a force to be reckoned with! 🤼‍♂️💪

Meet The Nigerian Giant Wrestler, Who's 7 feet 3 Inches Height, Mentored By The Undertaker

Omos, whose real name is Tolulope “Jordan” Omogbehin, was born on May 16, 1994, in Lagos, Nigeria. His parents are Robert Omobehin and Shirley Bixler. Omos currently resides in the USA. As for his religious beliefs, he follows Christianity, and he proudly identifies as a Nigerian-American wrestler. His journey from college basketball to the WWE ring has been remarkable, and he continues to make waves as one of the most imposing figures in professional wrestling! 🤼‍♂️🇳🇬

The Undertaker played a crucial role in Omos’s journey. Behind the scenes, he has worked with Omos and become something of a mentor.
Omos describes him as "the voice in my mind".

Let’s dive into some details about this towering athlete:

Height: Standing at an impressive 7 feet 3 inches (221 cm), Omos is the tallest wrestler on WWE’s active roster.
Weight: He weighs in at 416 pounds (189 kg).
Debut: Omos made his WWE debut on July 18, 2019.

Background: Before stepping into the wrestling ring, Omos was a college basketball player. He played for the University of South Florida, Morgan State University, and the King University men’s basketball team.

Here’s a brief overview of his wrestling journey:
Early Career:
Omos signed with WWE in January 2019 and began training at the WWE Performance Center.
His in-ring debut took place during a house show on July 18, 2019, where he defeated team 2.0 in a two-on-one handicap match.
Omos continued wrestling on house shows, honing his skills.

The Giant Ninja and Raw Underground:
On June 15, 2020, he made his television debut on Monday Night Raw as a surprise member of Akira Tozawa’s ninja faction.
Initially referred to as the “Giant Ninja,” he stood ringside during matches.
Later, he was repackaged as a bodyguard, serving as the doorman and bouncer for Shane McMahon’s Raw Underground.

Teaming with AJ Styles:
After the cancellation of Raw Underground, Omos associated with AJ Styles in October 2020.
Together, they formed a formidable duo.
In 2021, Omos and AJ Styles became Raw Tag Team Champions.
Omos brings an imposing presence to the WWE ring, and fans eagerly anticipate his next moves. Whether he’s towering over opponents or delivering powerful maneuvers, he’s definitely a force to be reckoned with! 🤼‍♂️💪

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He returned to the Super Eagles with a bang against Ghana in the international friendly game yesterday.
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