Check out Oba Femi’s amazing 85-day body transformation before his SummerSlam fight with Brock Lesnar!
WWE’s rising star Oba Femi has gone through an impressive body transformation just in time for his big match against Brock Lesnar at SummerSlam.
Known as ‘The Ruler,’ Femi is set to face off with the former UFC heavyweight champ in Lesnar’s hometown of Minneapolis, Minnesota. This will be their third fight, and it could be Brock’s last big showdown.
At WrestleMania in Las Vegas, Femi stunned everyone by beating Lesnar, making it seem like the 49-year-old was retiring after his behavior following the match. But Lesnar surprised fans by coming back and evened the score with a win at Clash in Italy. Now, a Hell in a Cell match is planned at the US Bank Stadium.
After winning the King of the Ring tournament at Crown Jewel, Femi gave up a shot at the world title to settle his rivalry with Lesnar. He knows how tough Lesnar is, and he looks ready and focused for the fight.
At Monday’s WWE weigh-in, Femi weighed in at 302 lbs. Although he was previously listed at 310 lbs, the 6ft 6 powerhouse looked leaner and more shredded without his shirt, which even grabbed Triple H’s attention.
When Femi first appeared on the main roster, he had a bulky build and crushed every opponent. Now, a few months later, while still huge, he’s more defined with a chiseled body and visible abs.
At just 28, Oba Femi is seen as a future star in WWE—someone who could be a top player for many years. While training with Lesnar, Femi has received lots of helpful advice from his experienced opponent.
Paul ‘Triple H’ Levesque shared some behind-the-scenes insight on Busted Open Radio. He said Lesnar is very hands-on with Femi and spends hours teaching him important lessons in his dressing room. Triple H explained, “Brock sees something special in Oba and takes the time to show him what he needs to learn. They sit and talk for hours, and it’s this kind of guidance that helps bring up the next generation of stars.”
Triple H also mentioned that alongside current top stars, WWE has new talents like Oba Femi, Trick Williams, Carmelo Hayes, and Je’Von Evans who are all learning and growing thanks to advice from veterans. This mix of experience and fresh talent promises an exciting future for WWE.