Massive stipulation match confirmed for the 3rd time ever after Roman Reigns destroys Jacob Fatu on WWE RAW

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Eventually, The Usos and Roman Reigns walked away, and The OTC told Adam Pearce that he could do whatever he wanted. Pearce was on the verge of firing Fatu, before the Samoan Werewolf called Reigns again and said two words – “Tribal Combat”. Reigns, for his part, also responded with two words – “I accept”.

Michael Cole then said the match would likely be made official for Clash in Italy 2026, raising questions as to which match will headline the show. Many assumed that it would happen at a later date while Cody Rhodes vs Gunther headlined Clash in Italy. Either way, it’s going to be a stacked card.

Also, the Tribal Combat match has only happened twice before – once at SummerSlam 2024, when Reigns beat Jey Uso, and once on the RAW on Netflix premiere on January 6th, 2025. Reigns won on that occasion too against Solo Sikoa.