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Jacob Fatu Crashes WWE SmackDown Main Event, Sends Message to Roman Reigns

By Faiz Ahmed • Published May 01, 2026 23:06 EDT
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Former United States Champion, Jacob Fatu. (Source: WWE.com)

Solo Sikoa made a massive statement on WWE SmackDown tonight as he emerged on the show with Tall Tonga and took out the current tag team champions of the brand.

Following Talla’s attack, Solo stood tall and called out Jacob Fatu to the ring after he took out all of his MFTs after his match with Solo last week. He was instead met by The Usos in the ring, who issued a warning to the duo.

The Usos claimed that when Jacob decided to put his hands on the Tribal Chief on this past Monday Night at RAW, he made the biggest mistake of his wrestling career.

The Usos asked Solo to wait before getting his hands on Fatu, claiming that Roman stands first in line. Talla Tonga took them out following this statement, as a match between the two teams was made official.

Jacob Fatu interrupts the WWE SmackDown main event

They met in the main event of WWE SmackDown tonight, which saw Solo and Talla Tonga dominate much of the match against The Usos, as the twins only got limited offense in.

The Usos ultimately got back into the match and negated the threat of Talla Tonga as they worked together to get rid of him. However, the match never got to a conclusion as Jacob Fatu interfered in the match.

He jumped Talla Tonga in the middle of the match, negating him from the equation. He went face-to-face with Solo Sikoa in the ring and caught him with the Tongan Death Grip, taking him out.

Fatu was then about to be chokeslamed onto the announce table by Talla Tonga, but he caught him in the Tongan Death Grip as well and followed it up with a Samoan Drop to Tonga on the announce table.

He then faced off with The Usos in the ring, but chose to walk off without putting his hands on them. Instead, he asked The Usos to tell Roman that he plans to dog walk the World Heavyweight Champion at Backlash next weekend.

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