WATCH: WWE veteran highlights Jacob Fatu’s dangerous criminal past moments before his bloody carnage at Saturday Night’s Main Event

Before walking into the ring, WWE emphasized the criminal background of Jacob Fatu at Saturday Night's Main Event.

WATCH: WWE veteran highlights Jacob Fatu’s dangerous criminal past moments before his bloody carnage at Saturday Night’s Main Event

Jacob Fatu and Braun Strowman (via WWE)

Last night at Saturday Night’s Main Event, Jacob Fatu faced Braun Strowman in a highly anticipated first-time-ever clash. The encounter turned into a brutal showdown with The Samoan Werewolf unleashing a brutal assault on the ex-Universal Champion. Fans, however, might have seen the beatdown coming, as WWE veteran Michael Cole referenced Fatu’s criminal past during his pre-match commentary.

The WWE commentator revealed that before turning 18, Fatu had already served three stints in jail. However, upon his release, he resolved to leave that life behind, choosing to sleep on a mattress rather than risk returning to the prison. When his family encouraged him to pursue professional wrestling, he eagerly agreed, seeing it as the perfect opportunity to channel his aggression and beat people down.

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Following such an intense introduction, The Samoan Werewolf unleashed a relentless assault on Braun Strowman. Fatu dominated the match, brutalizing Strowman at ringside and leaving him bloodied, with blood pouring from his mouth. He then escalated the carnage with multiple chair shots, followed by a series of devastating moonsaults, ultimately putting an end to The Monster Among Men.

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As WWE security rushed to the ring to end the chaos and protect Strowman from further reckless assault, they found themselves unable to contain The Samoan Werewolf. Fatu’s rage proved unstoppable. Given his dominance in this match, it’s highly likely that Fatu will make his presence felt in the Royal Rumble match. Fans are eagerly awaiting just how relentless he will be as he charges into the 30-man match.

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Bronson Reed reacts to Jacob Fatu’s assault to Braun Strowman at Saturday Night’s Main Event

Jacob Fatu’s rampage at Saturday Night’s Main Event has left the WWE Universe in shock and agony. With the destruction of Braun Strowman, The Samoan Werewolf now seems unstoppable. However, Bronson Reed has shared his thoughts on the brutal assault by Fatu, making it clear that his actions haven’t gone unnoticed.

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New Bloodline and Bronson Reed [via- WWE]

Taking to X, Reed subtly called out Fatu, challenging him to replicate his actions from Saturday Night’s Main Event. Reed made it clear that while The Bloodline member might try to imitate his moves, he could never replicate the impact of his previous antics. Additionally, Reed proudly dubbed himself the “Wave God,” referencing his dominance over stars like Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns.

It’s okay, guys. Often imitated, never duplicated. – THE WAVE GOD

Bronson Reed via X

Reed teamed up with The Tribal Wolf in November of last year. They often shared pictures together, highlighting their bond outside the ring. However, in WWE, every man ultimately stands for himself. With his bold message, Reed has sparked the possibility of a potential showdown with Fatu upon his return.

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