"I'm Not Brock Lesnar": 6ft Tall WWE Giant Sends Strong Message to Paul Heyman
WWE wrestler Oba Femi rejected an offer to align with manager Paul Heyman during a recent episode of RAW. Femi asserted his independence, stating he intends to build his career on his own terms rather than becoming a 'Paul Heyman Guy.'
Why it matters
This narrative development establishes Femi as a solo powerhouse in WWE, distinguishing his character from previous stars managed by Heyman.
Oba Femi has made it clear that he has no interest in becoming Paul Heyman's next client. Following his victory over Bronson Reed at Money in the Bank 2026, the 6 ft 6 in star delivered a blunt message to the WWE Hall of Famer during the October 12 episode of WWE RAW.
"The Ruler" entered the ring to address his win, recalling how The Vision had warned him to expect one Tsunami after another when he arrived in New Orleans for Money in the Bank. Instead, he said, he found clear skies ahead. Femi also reminded the audience that Reed and Bron Breakker had already learned what happens when someone stands in his way.
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