In view of how WWE's treating things heading into the form for WrestleMania, it sure feels like Omos sits in a situation to turn into a headliner danger in the near future.

Omos, the "Crude Underground" toady turned AJ Styles guardian for the greater part of his primary list stay up until this point, is a 7'4" stalwart beginning to break into the singles scene at what might seem, by all accounts, to be the perfect time.

WWE, all things considered, could utilize an infusion of new faces into headliners on one or the other program, and there's a prominent absence of extra large characters on the two projects nowadays.

Obviously, there are many variables to think about while considering whether Omos has the stuff to get through as one of the organization's next enormous things. A lot of that could be chosen throughout the following not many months, so how about we investigate trading focuses to consider.


What to Purchase

Omos has a few significant things going for him, particularly in WWE land where these things matter:

• Size (7"4", 400 pounds)

• Age (27)

Size is significant in light of the fact that it's important for the exhibition of WWE and that will not at any point change. While a contender like All Elite Wrestling avoids folks that enormous (essentially for the time being), WWE's been home to Andre The Giant, Big Show and then some. There's likewise an outstanding hole on the list right now after Braun Strowman's delivery last year.

The age factor is significant, as well. Omos just began in WWE back in 2019. He has the following decade-in addition to sharpen his art and have an effect. Remember someone like Roman Reigns is just 36 and presumably has 10 or more years left in the tank in the event that he so decides.

That size, in addition to character, creates Omos an overwhelming figure who can rule others in the ring. It could make him pretty flexible, as well, allowing him to go from transcending miscreant legends need to defeat to a dark horse who gets razzed.


What to Sell

The negatives aren't elusive with Omos.

Principally, he's incredibly, green. One can simply watch his new match against AJ Styles from the January 3 release of Raw and see that. The greater part of his moveset is simply varieties of...picking up his rival and dropping them from an extraordinary tallness.

Omos is additionally exceptionally firm in the ring, to the fact it's somewhat bumping. Possibly fans have quite recently been ruined for a really long time with any semblance of Strowman, who could go around and do a few truly athletic things for a person his size.


We likewise haven't heard a huge load of Omos on the mic, which is an expertise he's presumably going to have to create for quite a long time. That is fixable assuming they pair him with a smooth director who can deal with those obligations, yet it's valuable as a top priority.


And keeping in mind that it's not absolutely his issue, there's consistently the possibility WWE overexposed Omos too soon and wrecks him. That coordinate with Styles was incredibly short, and Styles is truly outstanding in the world, however the entire thing simply didn't feel that extraordinary. It's difficult to perceive how solo commitment with non-Styles-venders would some way or another play out better.




Extra Evidence

No doubt about it, there's energy in and outside of WWE proposing Omos is on the track to the headliner.

The amazing Undertaker, for instance, as of late said on WWE's The Bump that Omos is "as close as we've come" to a star equivalent to Andre the Giant. He's talking as far as size and presence, however it's 100% right.

Styles has additionally said he figures Omos will hold solo gold in the near future. One could charge he was simply working a point while the goliath was his accomplice, yet on the off chance that there's a person who might know, it's most likely Styles.


Also checking out awards as of now, Omos has as of now had an essential space on Raw programming for some time presently, he's a one-time tag-group champion and was the independent victor of The Rock's 25th Anniversary Battle Royal at Survivor Series.


Decision: Selling...for Now

Omos is certifiably not a headliner level ability in WWE at the present time, and the organization attempting to push him as such would have pretty severe outcomes.

Regardless of whether the booking bypasses his mic work by means of a supervisor, Omos' new fight with Styles has been telling with regards to where he's at as an in-ring laborer. Size just goes such a long ways with fans, and particularly the ones that tune into everything 365 days per year. Pushing him as a program's top dog will simply prompt overexposure and a potential fan backfire.

It's likewise sensible to feel WWE's just making this untimely inclination push to have a good time second at the Royal Rumble. Omos is obviously going to be the current year's "Thunder goliath that no one can move past the top rope" for the reasonable possible champ to overcome. Where that leaves him for Mania is difficult to say, yet his quarrel with Styles appeared as though it was setting out toward the Day 1 occasion prior to getting pushed to a regular episode of Raw.

There's a reality where Omos continues to improve (he's just 27!) and blooms into a program-driving star. He's unquestionably going to be somewhere around a pleasant foil for inevitable babyface champions to move beyond. However, at the present time, he appears to be best served sitting in his specialty while fostering the remainder of his range of abilities close by what comes to him normally.