Titus O'Neil

Professional wrestler and football player

Titus O'Neil - Performers & Entertainers born April 28th, 1977
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A professional wrestler and former football player with a significant career in WWE. Played college football at the University of Florida, where the team won the 1996 National Championship. Transitioned to wrestling, debuting in WWE in 2010 and gained prominence for performances in various matches and events. Known for engaging in philanthropic efforts and community outreach, particularly through the 'Titus O'Neil Foundation'.

Won the WWE 24/7 Championship

Played for the NFL's New Orleans Saints

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