Raj Dhesi

I love Obafemi, man.

When I was in NXT two years ago, Obafemi had just started training.

And I remember Terry Taylor telling me that this kid has a very, very bright future.

And at that time, I didn't see it.

But as he evolved, as he progressed, as he grew into himself as a superstar, wow, I am completely blown away.

Now, I'm gonna make a little bit of a controversial statement.

wrestling actual in-ring wrestling is one of the least most interesting parts of the wrestling business of a wrestler i'm all about the aura the showmanship and the story so obviously oba that that entrance it reminds me of alex pajera's entrance in ufc where he does the march and then he points the arrow and releases it and the crowd goes crazy

The Oba march, wow.

That march is going to transcend wrestling.

It's going to be in pop culture, if it isn't already.

It's just so catchy and super cool, especially when he does it.

It's one of those viral things where people can film themselves doing it.

It's a way of interacting with fans and building that connection.

Now, the physicality, incredible.

Really, really tremendous athlete, strong, agile, fast, highly coachable.

I could already tell that.

I don't know that personally, but the short time that he's been wrestling, his understanding far exceeds where he should be compared to others that I've seen.

He's been in the pressure cooker against Brock Lesnar, held his own, was confident as ever.

And I really thought that was Brock's last match.

Meaning Brock was just going to make a Brock Lesnar decision.