It has officially been announced that WWE has signed a new recruit to the Performance Center from Saudi Arabia.
Back in early December, WWE filed to trademark the name Fahd Tuwaiq.
At the time, there was no word on who would be using the name.
It has now been revealed that the name is for a new super heavyweight wrestler from Saudi Arabia who has signed with WWE and has been training at the Performance Center.
In the announcement video, which was posted by Turki Alalshikh, Tuwaiq says:
“I am Fahd Tuwaiq, the first Saudi super heavyweight joined to WWE.
“I want to change the world. And WWE will be my stage to do it.”
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Tuwaiq added that he’s a champion arm wrestler and power lifter.
He finished the video by saying:
“I want to make my country proud, and I will do so in WWE.”
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WWE heads to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia later this week for the Royal Rumble premium live event on Saturday, January 31.
WWE hasn’t had a wrestler from Saudi Arabia under contract since Mansoor, who signed in 2018 when the company’s partnership with Saudi Arabia started, and was released in September 2023.
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