WWE seemed to want to enhance the talent of a young star like Omos and had invested considerable resources in him in recent years, with Triple H who had not missed an opportunity to praise his talent. However, this giant has not appeared on TV since last year's 'Road to WrestleMania' and fans continue to wonder what direction his career in this business will take.
Most analysts and insiders were convinced that he would have a rise similar to that of other giants such as André the Giant and The Great Khali, who both made the history of the Stamford company by winning many titles and establishing an excellent relationship with WWE Universe thanks to their charisma.
What's next for Omos?
According to reports from 'WrestleVotes' in the last few hours, Omos' future is unlikely to still be in WWE. In fact, it seems that the federation would be seriously thinking of transferring the latter to AAA, a brand under the control of WWE but which would certainly represent a step backwards for his career.
In a recent interview with Chris Van Vliet, Omos revealed that her enormous size is not only due to a genetic factor: “He goes, ‘Hey, my name is Dr. Vesely. I saw one of your players, Jordan Omogbehin. By the size of his hands and the size of his jaw and facial features, I think he might have acromegaly. You need to check him as soon as possible.’”
He continued: “They pull out the MRI and say, ‘You have a pituitary tumor. If you don’t take it out, either you’re going to go blind, or you’re going to have a heart attack.’ Because my body was producing so much growth hormone, it was enlarging my heart. They said, ‘We need to get this fixed now.’”
It would be a shame if this athlete's career ended without him having had a real chance to show his full potential. Everyone's hope is that Triple H and WWE management make the right choice and allow him to shine in the ring again.