Since entering the main roster, Oba Femi has made significant waves by quickly establishing himself as a formidable competitor. From overpowering The War Raiders on Monday Night RAW to defeating Kit Wilson on Friday Night Smackdown, Femi’s presence is becoming impossible to overlook as he continues to make his mark.
Kit Wilson’s Social Media Response After Defeat
Following his swift loss to Oba Femi in under a minute, Kit Wilson took to social media to share his perspective. He declared,
Tonight only further proves my point. I will continue to end Toxic Masculinity in this company. Kit-Wil-Son Wins again, W’s in the chat.
Wilson’s statement highlighted his ongoing commitment to challenging traditional norms within the wrestling community.
Oba Femi’s Rebuttal Embraces “Oba Feminists” Identity
Oba Femi quickly responded to Wilson’s post by embracing the opposing viewpoint with his own message, stating,
We can’t be toxic, we are Oba Feminists!!!!
This phrase has garnered widespread attention, becoming a recognizable and influential slogan among fans, further energized by comments from Big E during the Royal Rumble event.
Injury Updates and Event Results Impacting the Wrestling Scene
Meanwhile, Bandido was recently withdrawn from the RIOT Lucha show due to a minor hand injury, affecting the card’s lineup. Other recent events include the GCW x JCW Jersey J-Cup Night One, which featured standout performances from Billie Starkz, Jordan Oliver, and Alec Price, showcasing rising talent across the scene.
Additionally, various wrestling results have shaped recent narratives, such as Krule and Trey Miguel winning titles at Wrestling Revolver’s Kross Hour, and Colby Carter becoming the first-ever PWS Champion. These ongoing developments continue to evolve the wrestling landscape.
The Growing Conversation on Gender Roles in Wrestling
Discussions about gender dynamics remain prominent, with voices like Kit Wilson challenging “toxic masculinity” and Oba Femi promoting the “Oba Feminists” identity. Comments from figures such as Charlotte Flair suggest women can headline major events like WrestleMania in any given year, reflecting a broader shift toward greater inclusivity and changing roles within the sport.
Tonight only further proves my point.
I will continue to end Toxic Masculinity in this company.
Kit-Wil-Son Wins again, W’s in the chat. #SmackDown
— KIT💪WIL💪SON💪 (@KitWilson_PD) February 7, 2026
We can’t be toxic, we are Oba Feminists !!!! https://t.co/6mHQjiClxl
— Oba Femi wwe (@Obaofwwe) February 7, 2026
