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Oba Femi Remains An Unreal Commodity In WWE Right Now, According To Combat Sports Expert

More accolades continue rolling in favour of wavemaking Nigerian professional wrestler, Isaac Odugbesan (aka Oba Femi), with an American combat sports expert, Drake Riggs rating him as ‘an unreal commodity’ in World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE).

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Sports247 reports that the latest round of applause for Oba Femi comes on the heels of his stunning victory over Dominik Mysterio in the semi-finals of WWE’s ‘King Of The Ring’ contest, which the Nigerian sensation has been tipped to win.

While fight fans are already looking up to seeing ‘The Ruler’ clinch the king’s title next week, those expectations were boosted with his stunning performance last weekend during the latest edition of WWE Raw at CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore, USA.

The Nigerian wrestler’s consistent exploits were subsequently highlighted by Riggs in ‘Uncrowned’ column of Sports Yahoo, where the erudite writer noted how Oba Femi again thrilled the crowd and won more supporters ahead WWE’s forthcoming final.

More plaudits rolled for Oba Femi after he stole the show staged in the iconic city of Baltimore, Maryland, where he excelled again, just a week after he ‘controversially’ lost to Brock Lesnar during their contentious rematch in Paris, France.

Despite that defeat, which put Oba Femi and Lesnar level at 1-1 in their rivalry and set them up for part three on the next edition of SummerSlam, several superlatives are still rolling out in favour of ‘The Ruler’ and Riggs will not be left out of the spree.

Riggs wrote in his report on WWE’s latest edition of RAW, “The King and Queen of the Ring tournament semifinal matches took center stage as the evening’s bookends (and) Oba Femi remains an unreal commodity in WWE right now.

“He took on all the cheap Judgment Day shenanigans and still won cleanly and dominantly over Dominik Mysterio without a surprise from Brock Lesnar. Femi beat the hell out of JD McDonagh for good measure, too.

“The Fall From Grace spelled the end for Mysterio, and Femi will now face the winner of Je’Von Evans versus Jey Uso on this Friday’s edition of SmackDown.”