2-time WWE champion sounds the alarm after Jacob Fatu's debut on SmackDown

Jacob Fatu made an explosive WWE debut on Friday Night SmackDown and aligned with The Bloodline. Now, a one-time NXT Tag Team Champion and one-time 24/7 Champion, Corey Graves sent a bold message after the shocking arrival of the former MLW star.

After months of making rounds in the rumor mill, The Samoan Werewolf finally appeared in the Stamford-based promotion. Fatu came to the aid of Solo Sikoa and the rest of The Bloodline when they were overpowered by Cody Rhodes, Randy Orton, and Kevin Owens.

The 32-year-old soared from the top rope and landed a crushing Frog Splash on Rhodes, sending him crashing through the announcer's table. The Viper also got a taste of Fatu's power too, as the Samoan drove him through the barricade with a Spear.

SmackDown announcer Corey Graves, who witnessed the carnage very closely, took to X (formerly Twitter) and claimed that The Samoan Werewolf has the best Bloodline genetics and worst personality. The Saviour of Misbehavior also mentioned that Fatu is going to be a problem for the SmackDown roster.

Check out Graves' tweet below:

"In a nutshell, Jacob Fatu got ALL of The Bloodline’s BEST athletic genetics…and ONLY the worst personality traits. The dude is gonna be a problem. #Smackdown," he wrote.

Karrion Kross reacts to Jacob Fatu joining The Bloodline in WWE

For those unaware, Kross and the 32-year-old Samoan star had crossed paths on multiple occasions when they worked in the independent wrestling circuit.

Given that The Final Testament leader understands how brutal the newest Bloodline addition is, he has an interesting message after his WWE debut.

On social media, Karrion Kross mentioned that the Friday Night SmackDown roster is in deep trouble following the arrival of Jacob Fatu.

Check out The Doom Walker's tweet by clicking here.

As of now, Kross is a member of the RAW roster alongside his Final Testament stable. Fans will have to wait and see if the former NXT Champion and Jacob Fatu will bump into each other down the line in WWE.

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