Omos Makes History with GHC Tag Team Championship Win in Japan
Ladies and gentlemen, the dawn of 2025 has brought us a monumental moment in professional wrestling history. Omos, the towering Nigerian powerhouse, has shattered boundaries by clinching the GHC Tag Team Championship in Pro Wrestling NOAH—a feat that solidifies his global presence in the wrestling world. Let’s dive into this incredible journey.
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On New Year’s Day in Tokyo, at NOAH’s The New Year 2025 event, Omos returned to the ring after months of absence from WWE. Teaming up with Jack Morris under the banner of Team 2000X, Omos faced off against the iconic duo of Naomichi Marufuji and Takashi Sugiura. The match was nothing short of electrifying, with Omos and Morris demonstrating their formidable partnership. In the end, it was Omos who delivered the decisive blow, securing the pinfall and etching his name in history as the first WWE superstar to win a championship under WWE's new collaboration with Pro Wrestling NOAH.
Post-victory, Omos declared himself the “Super Megaweight,” proclaiming, “I am the best living giant. Nobody alive can touch me.” His confidence resonates with fans and critics alike, showcasing his determination to redefine what it means to be a global wrestling superstar.
This triumph marks Omos’ first title outside WWE, but it’s not his first taste of gold. The former RAW Tag Team Champion has been praised by legends like The Undertaker, who once compared him to the great Andre the Giant, noting his potential to be a global ambassador for wrestling.
While Omos had been on the sidelines since WrestleMania SmackDown 2024, his return is a testament to WWE’s evolving strategy of fostering international partnerships. This victory isn’t just a win for Omos but a promising start to WWE’s collaboration with promotions like NOAH, offering stars new arenas to grow and shine.
At just 30 years old, Omos’ journey is far from over. With this win, the future looks bright for the giant. Stay tuned, because the “Super Megaweight” is just getting started.
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