The Undertaker Is Optimistic About The WWE Future Of Omos

WWE Hall of Famer The Undertaker remains a fan of Omos and believes The Nigerian Giant will at some point have a role similar to one he himself used to have.

Speaking about Omos during a Patreon exclusive Q&A, The Undertaker said:

"I'm very optimistic. Obviously, now we've had several discussions. The fact that they are using him judiciously instead of just being out there, I'm excited. I think he becomes, at some point, I believe he becomes like the guardian of the castle, basically like I used to be. Anybody, any giant monster, anybody that ever came down the pike, I always got them. It was because I was an attraction, and I kept the castle clean. I didn't get as many world title opportunities and all that. But you knew, if there was a threat to the kingdom, they knew who they were gonna they were gonna - and I feel eventually that's gonna be his role. He will be the one that decides who comes and who goes in a storytelling aspect. I just hope that we get some guys coming down the road that actually can pose a physical threat to you". Omos hasn't wrestled since the April 5 edition of SmackDown, where he was an entrant in the Andre The Giant Memorial Battle Royal.

Reports in July suggested that WWE had given up on the 30-year-old.

Bobby Lashley doubts that Omos will be given future WWE opportunities, while also claiming that people within the company tried to get him fired.

The seven-footer's former manager MVP, for his part, thinks that anyone who can't make money with Omos is an 'idiot'.

H/T Fightful