Former Norwich striker Grant Holt has signed a deal to become a professional wrestler, World Association of Wrestling has announced.
Holt, 37, currently player-coach at National League side Barrow, has agreed a deal with the British professional wrestling promotion to appear in more than one of their shows.
"Wow @Grantholt31 will be in action at waw supershow," WAW revealed on Twitter on Thursday.
WAW said Holt will appear in its Fightmare 3 Supershow in 2019, while BBC Radio Norfolk have also reported he has signed a contract to become a professional wrestler.
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WAW was founded by Ricky Knight, Saraya Knight and Jimmy Ocean in Norwich in 1994.
Ricky and Saraya Knight's daughter Paige currently appears on American promotion World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE).
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Grant has scored over 150 goals in more than 400 career appearances as a footballer, with Rochdale, Shrewsbury and Wigan also among his former clubs.