“I Don’t See Him As A God”: Oba Femi Sends A Stark Warning To Brock Lesnar
The WWE Universe is still picking their jaws up off the floor after what went down on Monday Night RAW. In a moment that felt ripped straight out of a video game, the unstoppable force known as Oba Femi officially punched his ticket to WrestleMania 42, and he did it by laying out The Beast himself, Brock Lesnar.
For weeks, the speculation was rampant. Brock Lesnar stood in the center of the ring, issuing an open challenge to anyone on the roster brave—or foolish—enough to accept. When Seth Rollins’ music hit, it looked like we were getting a massive clash of generations. But just as Lesnar squared up with Rollins, the arena went dark.
When the lights came back on, the landscape of WWE changed. Oba Femi stood tall, and in one monstrous motion, he hoisted The Beast Incarnate into the air and drove him into the canvas with a devastating powerbomb. To punctuate the statement, he simply turned and pointed at the WrestleMania sign. It was official: Oba Femi vs. Brock Lesnar is happening on The Grandest Stage of Them All.
But while the physical statement was loud, the mental game Femi is playing might be even louder. In a recent interview with SHAK Wrestling, the rising star peeled back the curtain on the mindset that allows a relative newcomer to look a living legend like Lesnar dead in the eyes without flinching.
According to Femi, the biggest hurdle for most Superstars isn’t the travel or the in-ring work—it’s psychology. He explained that too many talents get called up to the main roster and immediately put the established stars on a pedestal.
“The key thing in such moments is to remind yourself that you belong,” Femi stated. He emphasized that you can’t view the top guys as untouchable deities. You have to stop being a fan once you step through the curtain.
For Oba, that switch was flipped the moment he put pen to paper.

“When I signed my NXT contract, I was under the impression that these guys are my equals, my heroes will be my rivals,” he declared. It’s a philosophy that has clearly worked. He doesn’t see Brock Lesnar as an unbeatable monster; he sees him as an obstacle. He proved that mindset is real when the two briefly locked eyes at the Royal Rumble earlier this year.
Now, with the match official, the internet is buzzing. While the WWE Universe is hyped to see the raw power of Femi collide with the ferocity of Lesnar, the announcement has also sparked a heated debate among fans regarding LA Knight. Many are questioning why the mega-popular star was seemingly passed over for this high-profile spot, considering he was heavily rumored to be in the conversation for a dance with The Beast.
But for now, all eyes are on Oba Femi. He isn’t just stepping up to Brock Lesnar because he wants a match. He’s stepping up because, in his mind, he’s already standing on the same ground. And at WrestleMania 42, we’ll find out if that confidence is his greatest weapon—or his greatest liability.









