Source: FOX News
Summary
Roman Reigns called for an “acknowledgement ceremony” with Jacob Fatu, despite concerns from general manager Adam Pearce and Jimmy Uso. Fatu instead chose violence, headbutting Uso multiple times. Fatu went on to attack Reigns, using a superkick and Tongan death grip to gain the upper hand. Seth Rollins tried to help Street Profits win a six-man tag match against The Vision, but Rollins’ motives were questioned by Montez Ford. Dominik Mysterio defended the AAA Mega Championship against Original El Grande Americano on Raw. Asuka said goodbye to Iyo Sky, her mentor, after Sky’s win over Sol Ruca.
Our Reading
The game followed a familiar script.
Fatu went full-on berserker mode, no surprises there. Reigns thought he could tame the beast, but Fatu had other plans. The beating was on, and it was only a matter of time before Reigns hit the mat.
Rollins trying to help Street Profits? More like trying to get in on the action. Ford called him out, and rightfully so. He’s always been about himself.
Asuka passing the torch to Iyo Sky? That’s the way it should be. Sky’s the future, and Asuka’s legacy lives on through her.
Fatu’s beast mode was the real deal, no need for a second take. That’s what happens when you ignore the script and go rogue.
Original observation: This is what happens when you don’t respect the hierarchy.
Author: Evan Null
