EC3 expressed his surprise to WWE's decision not to bring a popular superstar back after a successful excursion in Japan in early 2025. He recently proposed an idea for a shocking return of that star.
In the last episode of The Wrestling Outlawsthe former world heavyweight champion of TNA, EC3, talked about Omos, who has been absent from WWE television since April 5, 2024, one day before Wrestlemania 40 Night one.
Until the date of this writing, 389 days have passed since their last appearance. Meanwhile, EC3 told the presenter Dr. Chris Featherstone and the former Wwe Vince Russo writer a brilliant idea to reintegrate The Nigerian Giant.
“We were talking about omos, and you mentioned that Japan went to Japan. From the perspective of someone who has seen how the system works in development and what is missing, as outside that style, that system and training … It is like a completely different world. Where a guy like Omos goes there and throws people through the air and gives strong blows. It is not a style that you would see using it in WWE,” he said.
The 42 -year -old fighter continued:
“How do we build this guy as a star after so many starts and stops with him? My theory would be to go and conquer the island of Japan. You do not need to put fighting or shows there, you just have this giant hitting people and throwing them through the air; the fans looking at it; taking photos with it; the difference in size. Three or four vignettes like those, and bum! (3: 21-4: 26)
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EC3 compares the purchase of WWE with a rich child presuming
EC3 did not have a particularly positive opinion about WWE's decision to work with and directly acquire the prestigious promotion of Mexican wrestling, AAA.
According to him, WWE's relationship with these other companies is similar to a rich child showing his toys.
“In no way is it to let people know that you are the most great and rich child with the best toys, and sometimes, you will let the least fortunate in the neighborhood play with them,” he said. (4: 43-5: 56)
It will be interesting to see how the relationship between WWE and AAA develops in the next few days.
