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Mansoor (wrestler)
Mansoor Abdul Aziz Mohamed Abdul Aziz Al-Shehail (born 28 October 1995), known mononymously as Mansoor, is a Saudi professional wrestler. He is signed to All Elite Wrestling (AEW) as a member of MxM TV. He also wrestles for AEW's sister promotion Ring of Honor (ROH) and on the independent circuit. He is best known for his tenure in WWE, where he is the first Saudi wrestler to have competed in WWE.
Mansoor Al-Shehail was born in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on 28 October 1995 to an American mother and a Saudi father. At the age of 11, he moved to the United States where he grew up in California. Al-Shehail was a fan of professional wrestling from a young age, and was surrounded by friends whom he shared this passion with, often by playing wrestling video games.
Al-Shehail struggled with his mixed Saudi-American heritage as a child, saying "My mother is American, but there were times growing up that I was treated like I was too Saudi to be American, but also too American to be Saudi. Identity-wise, it's something that I've always had to juggle with, but in terms of wrestling it was a huge advantage as they have wrestling schools all across the US so I was able to learn from a young age."
Mansoor Al-Shehail was initially trained by the Stoner Brothers and Dory Funk Jr. In his early career, he worked under the names Manny Faberino and Big Money Manny on the independent circuit for various promotions including Hoodslam, All Pro Wrestling, Stoner Brothers University, Best of the West Wrestling, and Gold Rush Pro Wrestling.[citation needed] During this period, he won East Bay Pro Wrestling's main championship once, which he vacated upon signing with WWE.
Al-Shehail was one of eight participants WWE scouted during a tryout in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, ahead of 2018's Greatest Royal Rumble, WWE's first major event in Saudi Arabia, and was offered additional training at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida. He was featured in a segment during the event, where he and his fellow recruits partook in a physical altercation with Shawn Daivari and Ariya Daivari. Al-Shehail, under his "Manny Faberino" ring name, made his WWE debut at an NXT live event on 6 September 2018, losing to Luke Menzies. He made his television debut on the 6 February 2019 episode of NXT as a face, and going by the ring name Mansoor, where he was defeated by Jaxson Ryker. Al-Shehail also provided the voice of Cole Quinn, one of the main characters in WWE 2K19's MyCareer mode, which he would reprise in WWE 2K20 the following year.
He appeared on WWE events on Saudi Arabia, like winning a 51-man Battle Royal at Super ShowDown, defeating Cesaro at Crown Jewel, and Dolph Ziggler at Super ShowDown. Following this, Mansoor became a regular on 205 Live and Main Event, developing a winning streak.
On the 3 May episode of Raw, Mansoor was assigned to the Raw brand, and made his in-ring debut the same night, losing to United States Champion Sheamus by disqualification due to interference from Humberto Carrillo, and ending his winning streak. According to Mansoor, his winning streak was a "creative order" and he felt frustrated. In June, Mansoor began a storyline with Mustafa Ali, who tried to convince him that the rest of WWE superstars were "backstabbers", "would do anything just to get ahead", and "cheaters", leading to a match on the 5 July episode of Raw, where Mansoor suffered his first pinfall loss.
As part of the 2021 Draft, Mansoor was drafted to the SmackDown brand. On the 11 October episode of Raw, Mansoor was attacked by Ali in the backstage after they lost to The Hurt Business, ending the alliance between the two; Ali would challenge him to a match at Crown Jewel later that night. At the event, Mansoor defeated Ali. This was Mansoor's last appearance in Saudi Arabia, since Vince McMahon told him that the Saudi Arabian government didn't want him competing in the country anymore.
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Mansoor (wrestler)
Mansoor Abdul Aziz Mohamed Abdul Aziz Al-Shehail (born 28 October 1995), known mononymously as Mansoor, is a Saudi professional wrestler. He is signed to All Elite Wrestling (AEW) as a member of MxM TV. He also wrestles for AEW's sister promotion Ring of Honor (ROH) and on the independent circuit. He is best known for his tenure in WWE, where he is the first Saudi wrestler to have competed in WWE.
Mansoor Al-Shehail was born in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on 28 October 1995 to an American mother and a Saudi father. At the age of 11, he moved to the United States where he grew up in California. Al-Shehail was a fan of professional wrestling from a young age, and was surrounded by friends whom he shared this passion with, often by playing wrestling video games.
Al-Shehail struggled with his mixed Saudi-American heritage as a child, saying "My mother is American, but there were times growing up that I was treated like I was too Saudi to be American, but also too American to be Saudi. Identity-wise, it's something that I've always had to juggle with, but in terms of wrestling it was a huge advantage as they have wrestling schools all across the US so I was able to learn from a young age."
Mansoor Al-Shehail was initially trained by the Stoner Brothers and Dory Funk Jr. In his early career, he worked under the names Manny Faberino and Big Money Manny on the independent circuit for various promotions including Hoodslam, All Pro Wrestling, Stoner Brothers University, Best of the West Wrestling, and Gold Rush Pro Wrestling.[citation needed] During this period, he won East Bay Pro Wrestling's main championship once, which he vacated upon signing with WWE.
Al-Shehail was one of eight participants WWE scouted during a tryout in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, ahead of 2018's Greatest Royal Rumble, WWE's first major event in Saudi Arabia, and was offered additional training at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida. He was featured in a segment during the event, where he and his fellow recruits partook in a physical altercation with Shawn Daivari and Ariya Daivari. Al-Shehail, under his "Manny Faberino" ring name, made his WWE debut at an NXT live event on 6 September 2018, losing to Luke Menzies. He made his television debut on the 6 February 2019 episode of NXT as a face, and going by the ring name Mansoor, where he was defeated by Jaxson Ryker. Al-Shehail also provided the voice of Cole Quinn, one of the main characters in WWE 2K19's MyCareer mode, which he would reprise in WWE 2K20 the following year.
He appeared on WWE events on Saudi Arabia, like winning a 51-man Battle Royal at Super ShowDown, defeating Cesaro at Crown Jewel, and Dolph Ziggler at Super ShowDown. Following this, Mansoor became a regular on 205 Live and Main Event, developing a winning streak.
On the 3 May episode of Raw, Mansoor was assigned to the Raw brand, and made his in-ring debut the same night, losing to United States Champion Sheamus by disqualification due to interference from Humberto Carrillo, and ending his winning streak. According to Mansoor, his winning streak was a "creative order" and he felt frustrated. In June, Mansoor began a storyline with Mustafa Ali, who tried to convince him that the rest of WWE superstars were "backstabbers", "would do anything just to get ahead", and "cheaters", leading to a match on the 5 July episode of Raw, where Mansoor suffered his first pinfall loss.
As part of the 2021 Draft, Mansoor was drafted to the SmackDown brand. On the 11 October episode of Raw, Mansoor was attacked by Ali in the backstage after they lost to The Hurt Business, ending the alliance between the two; Ali would challenge him to a match at Crown Jewel later that night. At the event, Mansoor defeated Ali. This was Mansoor's last appearance in Saudi Arabia, since Vince McMahon told him that the Saudi Arabian government didn't want him competing in the country anymore.
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