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WWE’s Omos Reveals How The Bloodline Inspired His Acting Journey

One Big Thing

WWE superstar Omos has revealed that watching The Bloodline’s storytelling from a fan’s perspective inspired him to pursue acting classes, showcasing the evolving nature of professional wrestling performance.

Why It Matters

This revelation highlights the growing emphasis on theatrical performance in modern wrestling, particularly how The Bloodline’s compelling storytelling is influencing the next generation of wrestlers to enhance their acting abilities.

By The Numbers

• The Bloodline storyline has been running for over 3 years
• Madison Square Garden, where Omos witnessed the segment, has hosted WWE events for over 60 years
Roman Reigns has held the Universal Championship for 1000+ days

Key Details

• Speaking on The Undertaker’s podcast “Six Feet Under with Mark Calaway,” Omos shared his experience watching a Roman Reigns-Jey Uso confrontation at Madison Square Garden
• The Nigerian giant typically watches shows from backstage but gained new perspective viewing as an audience member
• The crowd’s conflicted reaction to the segment particularly impressed Omos

Direct Quote

“Oh, this is what ‘Taker tells me about all the time. This is what telling a story looks like,” Omos recalled thinking during the segment.

The Bottom Line

Omos’s decision to take acting classes demonstrates the evolution of professional wrestling, where in-ring ability must be matched with strong character work and storytelling capabilities.

What’s Next

While currently absent from WWE programming, Omos is clearly preparing for his eventual return with enhanced performance skills.

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