Anthony Alabi was born and raised in San Antonio, TX. He is a first generation American. Anthony's father, Tony, is from Lagos, Nigeria and his mother, Edna, was from San Juan, Puerto Rico. Anthony attended the private school, Antonian College Prep High School. There he gained the attention of colleges by excelling in sports (basketball, football, shot-put & discus). He was a four year letterman and earned numerous all-state honors. He then went on to the Naval Academy Prep School before transferring to Texas Christian University. While attending TCU, he earned his bachelors degree in Criminal Justice before later earning a Master's degree while in the National Football League. In 2005, after a successful football career at TCU, Anthony was drafted by the Miami Dolphins. He then went on to play for the Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. After a five year stay in the NFL, he retired and moved to Los Angeles to pursue his life long dream of becoming an actor and producer. In 2012, Anthony can be seen in a co-starring role on the hit Fox comedy "Raising Hope" opposite Martha Plimpton and Lucas Neff. Anthony also appeared on the new Nickelodeon hit show "How To Rock". He recently created his own production company, 221B Baker Street Productions. Baker St. produces an online sketch comedy group called Mudda Sucka in which he also performs. Anthony is best known for his role of the "Office Ringleader" in a national McDonalds commercial.

Favorite hobby is surfing.Has a Bachelor's of Science Degree in Criminal Justice and a Master's Degree.Has a black belt in Japanese Go-Ju.Played five years in the National Football League.Created a production company, 221B Baker St., after his favorite fictional character Sherlock Holmes.