Jacob Fatu left WWE officials "stunned" backstage after major moment (Exclusive)
Jacob Fatu has been the star player of The Bloodline since his debut a few months ago. The Samoan Werewolf's work has been garnering positive reactions from fans and backstage officials. A new report has revealed how Fatu left WWE management stunned recently.
On WrestleVotes Radio on Backstage Pass, JoeyVotes and TC went into detail about the Bron Breakker-Jey Uso match on the October 21 episode of RAW. The bout saw Jey lose the Intercontinental Championship to Breakker after The Bloodline cost him the win. Fatu's Samoan Drop specifically altered the bout's outcome.
The highlight of the match came when Jacob Fatu and Bron Breakker had a staredown. Fans in Philadelphia responded with great enthusiasm, and according to JoeyVotes and TC, this left many people backstage "stunned." While the spot was planned, officials seemingly didn't expect the reaction the exchange got. Fatu and Breakker could have a major rivalry down the line.
There was a lot of internal praise for both Fatu and Breakker due to the segment, which is a great sign for their futures in WWE.
Jacob Fatu was pinned for the first time in WWE after RAW went off the air
Jacob Fatu has been protected through and through since his WWE debut at Madison Square Garden. Although Fatu has been on the losing end of several multi-man matches, he hasn't been pinned on TV just yet.
If anything, WWE has gone out of its way to protect him more than the self-proclaimed Tribal Chief of The Bloodline, Solo Sikoa. However, Fatu's streak of not being pinned ended this week in a dark match.
After RAW went off the air on October 21, Cody Rhodes pinned Jacob Fatu. The American Nightmare hit The Samoan Werewolf with several Cross Rhodes in a Philadelphia Street Fight. The match was hailed by some in attendance as the best dark bout you could get.
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