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Solo Sikoa's disrespectful remark may backfire: Jacob Fatu hints at betrayal
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WWE's latest episode of SmackDown delivered a dramatic twist within The New Bloodline faction, as Solo Sikoa's leadership took a hit following a controversial backstage segment.
The incident involved Sikoa speaking dismissively about United States Champion Jacob Fatu - calling him 'all gas and no brains' - a comment that Fatu overheard.
The incident unfolded shortly after JC Mateo suffered a loss to Jimmy Uso. Blaming his defeat on Fatu, Mateo approached Sikoa backstage to express concern about Fatu's loyalty and performance. In an attempt to reassure Mateo, Solo claimed he had everything under control.
However, his remarks soon turned condescending, mocking Fatu's intelligence and calling into question his place in the faction.
Unbeknownst to the duo, Jacob Fatu had just entered the room and heard the entire exchange. The look on Fatu's face said it all, disappointment, anger, and perhaps a plan already forming.
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This isn't the first time Jacob Fatu has taken a hit for The Bloodline. Just last week, during a Triple Threat MITB qualifier against Andrade and Carmelo Hayes, Fatu was moments away from victory after hitting his Mighty Moonsault.
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But interference from Sikoa and Mateo distracted him long enough for Andrade to steal the pinfall.
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What followed was a visibly frustrated Fatu confronting his own stablemates, clearly unhappy with the repeated sabotage. Despite this, Fatu had remained loyal - standing tall with the group earlier in the night when they interrupted Seth Rollins and his Shield 2.0 stable.
But after Sikoa's latest insult, fans are now convinced the United States Champion has had enough.
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With Money in the Bank set for Saturday night, speculation is swirling that Jacob Fatu could turn on Solo Sikoa during the match. After being insulted and sidelined, Fatu has plenty of reasons to retaliate - and the high-stakes ladder match may be the perfect stage.
WWE's post of the backstage segment set social media on fire. Fans were quick to react, with comments like 'Solo done messed up' and 'That's a dangerous man thinking dangerous thoughts.'
Many believe this moment is building toward a full-fledged Jacob Fatu face turn.
If Fatu intervenes, it could shatter what's left of unity in The New Bloodline. Sikoa's leadership has already shown cracks, and betrayal from within would expose deeper instability. For Fatu, it could mark a breakout moment - both as a solo performer and as a potential future main-eventer.
Whether he strikes or stays silent, all eyes will be on Fatu when the bell rings in Los Angeles. One thing's certain: Money in the Bank may not just decide the next contract holder, it could reshape the future of WWE's most dominant faction.
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