Pro Athlete · Full Story
Oregon. Rose Bowl ring. A season on the blue turf. The NFL/UFL. Off the top ropes to The WWE. One career, built one rep at a time.
Suited up for the Ducks as a power back in one of the most storied programs in college football. Punched in short-yardage touchdowns, lived in the weight room, and ran out the tunnel at the Granddaddy of Them All — bringing home a Rose Bowl ring with Oregon.
A short, sharp stop at Boise State — a single season on the iconic blue turf to keep developing as a back and chase the next level.
Earned a shot at the league and bounced around the roster carousel that defines life as a young pro — team workouts, training camps, opportunities. Every opportunity was a stepping stone for what came next.
Landed in the UFL and finally got the workload — two full seasons as a featured back, on national broadcasts, in front of a fan base that watches every snap. The grind paid off.
Stepped into the squared circle as Kai Kavari — a Persian-Polynesian high-flying brawler. Same pads-off intensity, new arena: turnbuckles, top ropes, and a live crowd every night.
The next chapter is being written.
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