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Isaac Odugbesan or Oba Femi as he’s known in WWE is making waves in the world’s largest professional wrestling company. He’s a former Track and Field star in the US collegiate system and is a current NXT Champion, which is WWE’s developmental branch. He tells the BBC’s Isaac Fanin, how he got involved in wrestling, why the Black Panther movies are important in representing African cultures to a large audience, his hopes in WWE and how he feels about being an inspiration to young people in Africa. Isaac also tells the BBC’s ED Harry about Femi’s background and just how far he could go in WWE.
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