WWE Superstar Celebrate Igbo Wrestler who mark Special Birthday in Yoruba Native Agbada

By Olamide Oyetunji - World Wrestling Entertainment Superstar Apollo Crews has taken time out to celebrate his friend and fellow professional wrestler Moose.

Moose who is currently signed to Impact Wrestling celebrated his 36th Birthday anniversary and the world of professional sporting entertainment sent their wishes to the American-Nigerian and one of those prayers and wishes came from his good friend from WWE Apollo Crews who is also a Nigerian.

Here is a strong and talented wrestler who goes by the name Moose original birth name is Quinn Ojinnaka who is the biological son of a Nigerian father and an American mother.

His father's name is Pete Ojinnaka and the mother is Becky.

Pete and Beck started their love in America as they gave birth to Moose in 1985 but as an authentic African man, Mr Pete brought his young family to Nigeria and Moose stayed in Nigeria from age 1 to age 3 before Mrs Becky decided to migrate the impact superstar to Seabrook, Maryland in the United States of America.

Around year 2002, Pete died in Nigeria while Quinn was about to become football player at his junior year at Maryland’s DeMatha High.

In 2003, the teenager signed for Syracuse as a professional football player in painful thought of the demise of his father making him a bit unsettled on the Carrier Dome turf as he was informed that his father's burial was on-going.

He had to rely on his roommate, Kader Drame for a connection to Africa. Drame was born and raised in Senegal and they always talk about anything blocking assignments to family roots.

Mrs Becky Ojinnaka usually navigate Nigeria and the United States of America to keep in touch with the family of her late husband.

Quinn Ojinnaka is now a professional wrestler and former American football player, known by the ring name Moose. He is currently signed to Impact Wrestling formerly known as Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA), and is a two-time Impact Grand Champion. He has also worked for Ring of Honor, Revolution Pro Wrestling, EVOLVE Wrestling and WhatCulture Pro Wrestling.

After seven seasons in the NFL, Ojinnaka decided to go from the gridiron to the world of professional wrestling in 2012, and recounts how successful he was at the beginning of his adventure.

“Moose” rose through the ranks pretty quickly, becoming one of the biggest stars outside of the rival body, Wolrd Wrestling Entertainment (WWE).