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Meet Babatunde Aiyegbusi, The Nigerian Wrestler that Rocks the Yoruba 'Agbada' to the Ring.


WWE Superstar, Babatunde Aiyegbusi, is a Nigerian professional wrestler who rocks Yoruba 'agbada' to the ring.

Standing at 6feet and 10 inches tall, Babatunde is currently signed by the WWE and trained by the WWE Performance Centre, Florida.

Born in Oleśnica, Wrocław, Poland to a Nigerian father and Polish mother, Aiyegbusi a former football player, played semi-pro in Europe for a few seasons before hitting the training camp with the Minnesota Vikings in 2015 then ultimately signing with WWE.

He made his professional wrestling debut on September 30, 2016, competing in a royal battle at an NXT house show in Orlando, Florida.

in 2018 made his WWE Debut at Greatest Royal Rumble and has established his presence with great promise ahead.

He is happily married to Luiza Aiyegbusi, the couple is blessed with two sons.








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