Jacob Fatu abandons Jimmy Uso ahead of match with former AEW star on WWE SmackDown

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Expecting a 2-on-1 advantage, Jimmy challenged Keys. However, Jacob Fatu shockingly stepped back and abandoned Big Jim. Fatu told Jimmy that this was a personal battle he had to handle on his own, leaving Jimmy alone in the ring.

The match began with Keys utilizing his size advantage. He quickly shut down Jimmy’s early headlock with a crushing running shoulder block and a standing clothesline. The action spilled to the outside, and Keys attempted a running charge at Jimmy but completely missed. Capitalizing on the mistake, Jimmy built momentum back inside the ring with a high-flying crossbody off the top rope.

Late in the match, the action became chaotic as Solo Sikoa appeared at ringside. He approached Jimmy and prepared to strike with a Samoan Spike. Jacob Fatu’s music then hit, stopping Sikoa in his tracks. The Samoan Werewolf engaged in a wild fistfight with Sikoa. He locked in the Tongan D*ath Grip and tossed Sikoa over the top rope. This distraction allowed Jimmy to catch Keys with a Spear inside the ring for the pinfall win.

The violence continued after the bell. The former WWE United States Champion tossed Sikoa back inside the ring for a further beatdown. Keys tried to intervene, but Fatu turned on his long-time friend. He flattened the former AEW star with a Superkick and a Senton.

Jimmy slid a steel chair into the ring to help Fatu finish Sikoa. Instead of using the weapon, Fatu stopped and issued a direct warning that Solo Sikoa must stand with the family this coming Monday on WWE RAW, or Fatu won’t hesitate to finish the job next time on SmackDown.

It remains to be seen what decision Sikoa takes after the beatdown on WWE SmackDown.

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