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Jacob Fatu responded by telling Jey Uso that he never beat Roman Reigns to begin with (in a singles match, is what he meant). Fatu then told Jimmy that this isn’t just a match, it’s about family. And he vowed to win, ready to put it all on the line. Stating that Roman Reigns isn’t willing to put it all on the line like he is, Fatu told The Usos that if they even think of interfering in the match, he would destroy them and the entire family tree.

It seemed like The Usos took heed to what he said, and they realized that there wasn’t much they could do. In terms of temperament, Fatu represents Jey a lot more than Jimmy, who is the calmer and more mature one.

Yet at the same time, Jacob Fatu doesn’t have that reckless temperament that Jey has and shows a maturity that few in the wrestling business have.