There’s only one man who could stop WWE from ruining Jacob Fatu’s character – Here’s who!

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Instead of accepting or rejecting the challenge, Reigns turned it around on Fatu. The OTC gave his cousin a week to think about whether he would be able to handle the various burdens that would come with this match. Fatu will respond to Reigns next week.

Roman Reigns is showing shades of The Tribal Chief from 2020. The way he tried to manipulate Jacob Fatu into thinking he wasn’t fit to become world champion was very similar to what Reigns did to Jey Uso years ago. The YEET Master was forced to “fall in line.”

Jey knows the feeling very well. Even though things seem different now, Reigns might not have changed at his core. The OTC made it clear to Fatu that if he couldn’t defeat him, Jacob would be forced to acknowledge The Head of the Table. Jey and Roman might be on good terms now, but The YEET Master may still remember what the OTC put him through back in the day.

If there is someone who can save Jacob Fatu from falling into Reigns’ trap, it’s Jey. The Samoan Werewolf has already played the enforcer for Solo Sikoa. If he does the same thing with Reigns, it would risk ruining his unhinged character.

Jacob Fatu reveals what Roman Reigns told him before his match at WrestleMania 42

Jacob Fatu spoke to Daniel Cormier after defeating Drew McIntyre at WrestleMania 42. The Samoan Werewolf disclosed seeing Roman Reigns before walking out for his match. The OTC encouraged Fatu to enjoy the moment.

“Nah, but yesterday was, it was emotional. It didn’t hit me until I actually was getting ready to walk out. I’m so nervous. I seen a couple cats on the way. I seen my big Uce, I seen the Tribal Chief Roman Reigns yesterday. Right before I walked out. He still calls me Jake, Jakester, Jakey, you know what I mean? So he had to [tell me], you know, ‘Hey, man, calm down. Enjoy the moment,’ you know? Something that my wife always tells me, but Roman was like, ‘Just take it all in,’ and before I went out, man, being ready, having my gear on and locked in, just thinking about all the tough times, all the struggle, everything to bring me to this moment right here. I mean, come on, I’m very blessed to be in WWE for two years and be 2-0 at WrestleMania right out the gate,” said Jacob Fatu. [H/T – Wrestling Observer]

Fans now wait to see what Jacob Fatu decides on next week’s episode of RAW.

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