WWE fans were left feeling disgusted after Otis threw up in the middle of the ring.
The huge 30-year-old powerhouse, real name Nikola Bogojevic, found himself trending on Twitter after the sickening scene on Monday Night Raw.
Otis’ night began when he entered a special Independence Day hot dog-eating contest.
He took on a number of rivals in the challenge and looked to be outdoing Angelo Dawkins of the Street Profits as he wolfed them down.
He was leading his foe 23-22 when suddenly the camera panned to the tiny Akira Tozawa.
The former 24/7 champion had somehow managed to gobble down a whopping 48 frankfurters to claim the victory.
However, things were about to get much worse for Otis and his Alpha Academy tag partner Chad Gable.
Despite his hot dog eating antics, they were due to team with Money in the Bank winner Theory to do battle with the Street Profits and US Champion Bobby Lashley in a six-man tag.
Otis, still with a stomach full of wieners, struggled throughout the bout and eventually he was helpless to stop his team from slipping to defeat.
Then came the revolting moment that quickly had viewers talking.
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The wrestler threw up after the bell as chunks narrowly missed Gable’s face but caked the ring apron.
WWE’s production team then proceeded to show a slow motion replay, which revealed dozens of undigested hotdogs bits leaving his body – and leaving fans grossed out.
“What the hell, that’s rank,” commented one viewer.
Another tweeted: There was no need for a slow mo replay!”
A fellow fan commented: “Please change the ring mat before the next match .”
As another simply said: “Absolutely disgusting! Why WWE do you have to show this?”
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