WWE is firing on all cylinders at the moment and that's evident from this week's episodes of RAW and SmackDown. On Monday, we got the debut of The Wyatt Sick6, and last night's SmackDown saw Jacob Fatu finally join The Bloodline.
The show kicked off with Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes challenging Solo Sikoa to a match later in the evening. Before the main event took place, Solo - the new "Head of the Table" - made it clear to Paul Heyman that Roman Reigns is never coming back, meaning his past orders no longer mean anything.
Rhodes vs. Sikoa was soon ruled a no-contest when Tama Tonga and Tanga Loa attacked the American Nightmare. Randy Orton and Kevin Owens hit the ring to help but were taken out by Fatu, a former Major League Wrestling World Heavyweight Champion.
He decimated the babyfaces and sent SmackDown off the air by hitting a Samoan Drop on Owens on the steel steps, spearing Orton through the barricade, and splashing Rhodes through the announcers' table.
The new Bloodline is here!
Elsewhere in the show, Money in the Bank started taking shape when Chelsea Green defeated Mia Yim and Bianca Belair to enter the women's ladder match, albeit after stealing what should have been Belair's win.
A distraction from The Bloodline allowed Carmelo Hayes to defeat Orton (and Tama) with a rollup, while Andrade beat Grayson Waller and Owens to also advance to the upcoming PLE.
You can check out some highlights from Fatu's unforgettable WWE debut in the X posts below.
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