Ifeanyi Eduzor
After defeating South African trained De Great Musendo to become the new Nigeria National Pro Wrestling Federation heavyweight champion at the just concluded National Security, Peace and Unity Pro Wrestling Championship held at Area 10, Garki, Abuja, Happy Okolo A.K.A Mighty Man has declared that his title is well deserved just as he boosted that he will hold on to it for a very long time.
The immensely talented wrestler who hails from Emu-Uno in Ndokwa West local government area of Delta State and started his pro wrestling career in 1998 under the watchful eyes of Coach Elephando Bassey, the grand wizard of African pro wrestling noted that he is now a fulfilled man with a promise to go for more laurels in the mats man game
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‘’I have weathered the storm and also paid my dues as a heavyweight wrestler, clinching the NPWF national heavyweight title now is timely and a perfect start in my career and right now, I am set for other local and international wrestlers because I believe that I am the strongest African pro- wrestler in the heavyweight category and I can prove that any day and anywhere in the continent,” Mighty Man explained.
Mighty Man had Hot Tempo as his first opponent and Michael Kovak of Austria as his toughest opponent so far. He had his most memorable fight against same Michael Kovak during the BRF Wrestlemania 2011 in Lagos and he has a long list of wrestlers he has defeated over the years.
He reigned supreme after defeating Powerful Mike Okoko on the 20th March, 2021 during the Mock Pro Wrestling championship and according to him; it was a warm up match.
