Jacob Fatu Wrecks 3 Bloodline Members on Raw, Rejecting Roman Reigns' Acknowledgment Demand
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Updated · Fox News · May 12
Jacob Fatu Wrecks 3 Bloodline Members on Raw, Rejecting Roman Reigns' Acknowledgment Demand
9 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 12
Jacob Fatu left Roman Reigns, Jimmy Uso and Jey Uso laid out on Raw after refusing to acknowledge Reigns, despite a contract signing tied to Reigns' recent World Heavyweight title loss.
In Knoxville on May 11, Fatu headbutted Jey Uso, brawled with Reigns, absorbed repeated chair shots, then dropped Reigns with a superkick, Tongan death grip and a powerbomb through the announce table.
The attack kept escalating as officials tried to intervene; Fatu returned at full speed while the Usos checked on Reigns and drove all 3 men through the barricade.
Elsewhere on Raw, Dominik Mysterio retained the AAA Mega Championship in its first defense on WWE programming, and the Street Profits moved toward a tag-title shot in 2 weeks despite renewed distrust of Seth Rollins.
After Jacob Fatu’s shocking betrayal, is Roman Reigns’ era of dominance officially over?
With WWE now owning AAA, what does this historic title defense signal for the future of global wrestling?
As undefeated rookie Oba Femi dominates, which wrestling legend will be the first to truly test his power?