WWE cut The Wyatt Sicks’ segment from SmackDown

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WWE recently uploaded a promo video featuring Howdy’s crew sending a message to the MFTs ahead of their massive 8-Man Street Fight at WrestleMania SmackDown this week. However, that wasn’t the elephant in the room; the real issue fans pointed out was that the segment wasn’t featured on SmackDown, which isn’t a good impression for the horror crew’s future.

The next match between the two teams could serve as the grand finale in their long-standing rivalry, as the Stamford-based promotion has already teased a new feud for the MFTs.

Wyatt Sicks vs. The MFT feud might end in WWE

The April 10 edition of WWE SmackDown saw Sikoa and his crew get into an altercation with Jacob Fatu, who once served as an enforcer for Solo’s Bloodline 2.0, but later left the crew and even had a massive feud with The Street Champion. The self-proclaimed former Tribal Chief told The Samoan Werewolf that it’s embarrassing for their entire family when someone brings up his criminal past.

Things got really chaotic when Solo subtly hinted that he knew something about Jacob’s mystery attacker when he pointed at the garage shutter backstage, mocking him for being attacked. This led to a match being booked between Fatu and the MFT’s Tama Tonga.

Many see it as a hint that Solo and his crew might soon end their feud with Wyatt Sicks, and as the company has laid seeds for him to revive his feud against Fatu, they might run their family back once again.

The singles bout between Jacob and Tama was, as expected, a back-and-forth. However, Jacob reigned supreme over Tonga, using his singles experience he gained to his advantage and beat the MFT faction member clean.

However, Fatu was handcuffed and brutally beaten by his arch-rival, Drew McIntyre, whom he would face at WWE WrestleMania 42. After The Showcase of the Immortals, The Samoan Werewolf would probably begin the feud with the MFTs.

That said, it’s a big question what’s next for Wyatt Sicks after their rivalry ends with Sikoa and his crew, who are not even being featured on the shows, and their segments are being uploaded to social media.

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