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    Home»Sports»Former Bloodline Member Warns Jacob Fatu After Fans Claim That The Samoan Werewolf Is Coming For Him
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    Former Bloodline Member Warns Jacob Fatu After Fans Claim That The Samoan Werewolf Is Coming For Him

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    Jacob Fatu has been put on notice by former Bloodline member and current Vision member Bronson Reed. The latter is sidelined with an injury, but isn’t holding himself back from stepping up to The Samoan Werewolf.

    Reed aligned with The Bloodline before the 2024 Survivor Series Premium Live Event, teaming up with the faction for their WarGames Match against The OG Bloodline and CM Punk.

    On X, one fan claimed that The Samoan Werewolf will be coming for Reed once he’s back and ready to return to WWE television. The Aus-zilla welcomed the challenge and seems more than ready to step up to the Bloodline’s newest member.

    Check out Reed’s reaction on X:

    Reed and Fatu teamed up together at Survivor Series 2024 and were part of Solo Sikoa’s Bloodline team. The duo wreaked havoc together, but were unsuccessful in getting the win for the new Bloodline in their WarGames outing two years ago.

    Reed is now a member of The Vision. He suffered a distal bicep tear in February and failed to qualify for the Elimination Chamber, losing his Triple Threat Qualifying Match.

    Jacob Fatu played the role Solo Sikoa played that led to him signing with the WWE

    Jacob Fatu signed with the WWE and debuted as the newest member of Solo Sikoa’s Bloodline. For months, he was loyal to Sikoa and acknowledged him, and even brought the WWE Tag Team Championships to the faction, alongside Tama Tonga.

    Speaking on the Cheap Heat podcast, Jacob Fatu revealed the role Sikoa played in him signing with the WWE. The former WWE United States Champion claimed that he got into the company on his own and didn’t have to go through Roman Reigns or The Usos.

    “Solo gave me a call. That’s when nobody called me,” Fatu said. “He was like, ‘I seen my dad’s post. Man, write Paul [Heyman].’ I didn’t go through Usos and Roman. I got it on my own.”

    Jacob Fatu has been following Reigns‘ lead and taking orders from him on Monday Night RAW. Last Monday, he also saved The Usos from LA Knight.