Ethan Page Says Oba Femi Is the Strongest and Scariest Opponent He’s Faced in WWE

Ethan Page Says Oba Femi Is the Strongest and Scariest Opponent He’s Faced in WWE

Ethan Page has wrestled a wide range of opponents across NXT and WWE RAW, but one name sits far above the rest when it comes to sheer physical dominance.

In a new interview with The Sportster’s Adam Barnard, Page didn’t hesitate when asked who the strongest WWE superstar he’s ever worked with — Oba Femi was the immediate and definitive answer.

Page has shared the ring with Oba multiple times, including their Iron Survivor Deadline match, and those encounters left a lasting impression.

Page Recalls His Brutal Iron Survivor Experience With Oba Femi

Page explained that his experience with Oba during the Deadline match was unlike anything he had ever dealt with. The Iron Survivor format forces wrestlers into a penalty cage after being pinned, and Page said the moment he and Oba were locked inside together is something he barely remembers.

He joked — but not really — that fans should look up the footage because it’s everywhere, and it’s embarrassing. Page was knocked out, clawing at the cage trying to escape, completely overwhelmed by Oba’s power.

Page described Oba as the strongest, scariest, and roughest opponent he has ever faced, adding that Oba’s physicality borders on disrespect because of how overwhelming it is.

For Page, Oba Femi isn’t just another powerhouse on the roster — he’s the most physically dominant wrestler he’s ever stepped into the ring with.

“Probably Oba. Actually, not probably it was it definitely is Oba Femi. We had a Deadline match, I don’t know if you’ve seen that one, The Iron Survivor. You got like this cage that they put you in, like an animal, when you get pinned. I don’t like it very much, but Oba was in the cage, I was in the cage, and the rest is a memory that I don’t actually have, it was knocked out. Go find the footage of it. It’s everywhere. It’s embarrassing. You see me clawing to try and exit the cage. It was a whole thing. He is the strongest, scariest, and roughest. Almost to a degree of disrespect.”

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