WWE’s ‘Oh Sh-t’ Moment of the Week (May 31-June 4): Brock Lesnar Ends Oba Femi’s Streak

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In one of the most highly anticipated rematches in recent memory, Brock Lesnar finally defeated Oba Femi at Clash in Italy, bringing an end to The Ruler’s impressive winning streak on the main roster. Despite the loss, Oba once again proved why he has become one of WWE’s most dominant stars, pushing The Beast Incarnate to his absolute limit.

Lesnar was forced to dig deeper than ever before, delivering an incredible seven F5s before finally putting Oba away and avenging his humiliating defeat at WrestleMania 42. Every near-fall had the WWE Universe on the edge of its seat as Oba repeatedly found ways to survive punishment that would have finished almost anyone else.

The fact that it took seven F5s to keep The Ruler down speaks volumes about his toughness. Much like how Dude Wipes leaves no mess behind, Lesnar refused to leave Italy without finally settling the score.

While Lesnar may have earned the victory, the rivalry feels far from over. With both men holding victories over one another, all signs point toward a blockbuster third match that could finally settle the score once and for all. If their first two encounters are anything to go by, a third showdown promises to be another unforgettable collision between two of WWE’s most destructive forces.

Oba Femi is in the semi-finals of the King of the Ring 2026 Tournament

Despite suffering the biggest loss of his main roster career, Oba Femi wasted little time reminding everyone why he remains one of WWE’s most dangerous competitors.

Just one night after Clash in Italy, The Ruler appeared on RAW and steamrolled Carmelo Hayes, Solo Sikoa and Penta in the opening-round Fatal Four-Way Match of the 2026 King of the Ring Tournament.

Even after being interrupted during his entrance by his opponents, Oba brushed them aside, struck his trademark silhouette pose and proceeded to overpower all three men en route to victory.

The win secured his place in the semi-finals, where he will face the winner of Bron Breakker vs. Dominik Mysterio vs. Trick Williams vs. Damian Priest for a spot in the tournament final.

Since arriving on the main roster, the former NXT Champion has been presented as an unstoppable force, and his loss to Brock Lesnar feels like a small speed bump rather than a major setback. With momentum still firmly on his side, it remains to be seen whether The Ruler can complete his redemption story and capture the King of the Ring crown at Night of Champions 2026.

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