On Friday's show at Tulsa's BOK Center, Fatu stormed the main event, also hit Solo Sikoa with the Tongan Death Grip and triggered a disqualification in MFT's match with The Usos.
After crushing Tonga through the announce table, Fatu faced down The Usos, walked between them without attacking and warned them to tell Roman Reigns to watch out.
The segment deepened SmackDown's Bloodline power struggle after Sikoa and Tonga had attacked others earlier, while elsewhere Gunther choked out Cody Rhodes after Rhodes beat main-roster debutant Ricky Saints.
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