On the February 6th episode of Friday Night SmackDown, WWE star Kit Wilson addressed his recent defeat in a squash match. Wilson appeared on the show to emphasize his commitment to challenging toxic masculinity, but during the broadcast, Oba Femi made his SmackDown in-ring debut by defeating Wilson in under a minute. Despite the loss, Wilson remained resolute, encouraging fans on Twitter to celebrate by “putting a W in the chat.”
Wilson tweeted:
“Tonight only further proves my point.
I will continue to finish Toxic Masculinity with this company.
Kit-Wil-Son wins again and W joins the chat.”
Oba Femi had earlier made a strong impression in the Royal Rumble on January 31 by entering first, eliminating Bron Breaker right away, and lasting nearly 40 minutes while eliminating five competitors before Brock Lesnar finally ousted him. Wilson had previously hinted at unveiling a new finishing move, adding intrigue to his ongoing storyline.
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Fan Take:
This development highlights WWE’s focus on blending social themes with wrestling storytelling, making characters like Kit Wilson resonate beyond the ring. Such narratives can deepen fan engagement and bring fresh layers to WWE’s programming, potentially shaping future rivalries and the company’s broader message.
