WWE Superstar Tolulope “Jordan” Omogbehin alias Omos, known as “The Nigerian Giant,” has a unique background that blends college basketball with professional wrestling.

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Before joining WWE, Omos was a college basketball player, initially with the South Florida Bulls and later transferring to the Morgan State Bears.

Although he transitioned from the basketball court to the wrestling ring, Omos found that his experience in basketball provided valuable lessons for his WWE career.

According to Omos, both basketball and wrestling demand that athletes be in excellent physical condition, maintain good health, stay focused, and consistently perform at their best. The discipline, toughness, and resilience he developed during his college basketball days proved invaluable for his current career in WWE.

“Just that experience of being tough and executing whatever you’re going through, “Just the drills they put us through to get ready for basketball season. It gave me the tenacity that I needed for the business that I am in today.” Omos said in an interview.

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Omos has become a prominent figure in WWE, most notably facing Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania 39. Standing at an imposing 7 feet 3 inches and weighing 410 pounds, he is one of the largest individuals in the world of professional wrestling.

He embraces his role as “the attraction of the show,” recognizing his unique appeal in the realm of sports entertainment. Fans attend WWE events to witness the sheer spectacle of Omos and his imposing presence, solidifying his status as a marquee attraction.