WWE Now Using “Omos” As Ring Name For AJ Styles’ Bodyguard

WWE is now using the “Omos” name for AJ Styles’ bodyguard and associate on the RAW brand.

WWE began using the Omos name for Jordan Omogbehin at Sunday’s Survivor Series pay-per-view. The announcers casually dropped the name on commentary but it appears it will stick as they continued to use it on last night’s RAW.

It looks like Omos may have been a name that Omogbehin himself recommended as his Twitter page shows that he’s used “The Giant Omos” as his nickname in the past, long before coming to the main roster from WWE NXT.

AJ introduced Omos as his muscle back in October. He previously appeared on RAW as the bouncer for Shane McMahon’s RAW Underground segments, and as Akira Tozawa’s Giant Ninja.

The 26 year old Omogbehin was born in Lagos, Nigeria, and played college basketball for the University of Florida and for Morgan State University. He was recruited to the WWE Performance Center in October 2018, and later made his NXT in-ring debut at a live event on July 18, 2019. He’s worked just a handful of live event matches since debuting, but has not worked a TV match yet.

Stay tuned for more on Styles and Omos. WWE has booked confrontations between the big man and several RAW Superstars as of late, but Omos hasn’t done much since debuting in the role with AJ.