#2 Moose
Quinn Ojinnaka played 62 games in the NFL between 2006 and 2012 before swapping American Football for the squared circle.
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The 295-pounder initially competed in matches on the independent scene and worked alongside The Bravado Brothers in Dragon Gate USA as a bodyguard. He then became known as Moose and established himself as one of wrestling’s best up-and-comers during his time with Ring of Honor and Impact Wrestling.
Speaking to Chris Van Vliet in 2018, Moose revealed that he received his nickname as an American Footballer and he originally disliked it. However, now that it has become part of his wrestling persona, he is happy to reap the financial rewards of using the name.
"A team-mate of mine gave it to me during my football days. Hated it. Couldn't stand it. Hated everybody who called me Moose, and now Moose makes me money."
Moose has recently been involved in a rivalry with Fallah Bahh in Impact Wrestling, while he recorded a statement-making victory over Rob Van Dam at the company’s Slammiversary XVII event in July 2019.