Omos explained that he discovered he had a condition while he was playing basketball for the University of South Florida. “During freshman year I did all the physicals and nothing came up.

According to Omos, basketball and wrestling both require performers to be fit, healthy, focused, and on their games. As such, he was able to carry some valuable lessons from his college days into ...

Omos moved to Florida from Nigeria when a basketball scout for the Toronto Raptors noticed him at 13 years old. “I moved here in college in 2010, and this has been my home ever since,” he said.

With Styles, Omos found immediate success on the main roster. The unlikely tag team went on to win the "Raw" Tag Team Championship at WrestleMania 37 in 2021, defeating The New Day for the belts ...

Omos, the 7'3'' WWE Superstar known as the "Nigerian Giant," demonstrates his leg day workout routine at the WWE HQ. ... "In basketball, I always had to cut weight," Omos recalled.

Omos has detailed how his basketball past helped him, particularly the drills that he had to practice. Read more: Mistakes WWE Wants You To Forget. Don't miss any of the major wrestling headlines.

Omos gets a nice rub just by being in the ring with a future Hall of Famer. ... Going against Omos, a 7-foot-3 former college basketball player, will be a spectacle. April 2, ...

Also scheduled to take the ring is Omos, a 28-year-old native of Nigeria who moved to the United States at age 16 and played basketball at the University of South Florida and Morgan State ...

Why didn’t Omos have a longer run with Pro Wrestling NOAH earlier this year? Back in January, Omos had a very promising month as a member of the Pro Wrestling NOAH roster and even captured ...

Omos hasn’t been seen on WWE programming for quite some time. But what does that mean regarding his status with the company? WWE Superstar Omos recently spoke with GamblingIndustryNews. When ...