Saturday Night’s Main Event was an absolute powerhouse of a show, featuring some of the most anticipated matchups in recent memory. But let’s be real—one of the most hyped showdowns of the night had to be the clash between Braun Strowman and Jacob Fatu. These two titans had never squared off one-on-one before, and honestly, Strowman was one of the only people who could even remotely match Fatu’s sheer dominance. Unfortunately for Strowman, the night didn’t end in his favor—and by “didn’t end in his favor,” I mean he got absolutely wrecked.
Jacob Fatu traded blows with Braun Strowman
The match started strong, with both superstars trading blows and testing each other’s limits. But once Fatu hit his stride, the tide turned fast. The game-changer? Fatu drove Strowman into the corner turnbuckle with a ferocity that set the tone for what was to come. From there, it was like Fatu unlocked a cheat code—repeatedly slamming Strowman into the turnbuckle like it was his personal punching bag.
Things spiraled even more when Fatu decided to toss the rulebook out the window, taking out the referee in the process. That’s when the match officially ended in a disqualification, but if you thought that stopped Fatu, think again. Grabbing a chair, Fatu stormed back into the ring, undeterred by Nick Aldis and a swarm of officials trying to shut him down. He even launched the chair at security before delivering one of the most devastating moves of the night—a moonsault off the top rope that landed squarely on Strowman.
At this point, it was chaos. Tama Tonga helped Fatu exit the ring, but Fatu wasn’t finished yet. Oh no. He came back to hit another moonsault on an already bloody and battered Strowman, leaving officials scrambling to assess the damage. By the end of it, Strowman was left lying in a pool of his own blood, with injuries to his nose and possibly his ribs.
Will Strowman be at the Royal Rumble
So, where does this leave Strowman? That’s a big question mark. With the Royal Rumble looming, Strowman’s status is now uncertain, and frankly, things aren’t looking good. The guy was bleeding from his nose, and it even looked like his mouth at one point. Multiple head slams into a turnbuckle will do that to you.
As for Jacob Fatu? This is just another notch in his belt. The man is a certified wrecking machine, whether he’s flying solo or working with Tama Tonga. And let’s not forget about Solo Sikoa, whose absence looms large. Fatu and Tonga are running the show as a duo right now, but you know that Sikoa’s inevitable return is going to blow things wide open.
Looking ahead to the Rumble, Fatu feels like a lock for the match, and honestly, he’s shaping up to be a major threat. Strowman was likely headed for the Rumble too, but after this brutal beatdown? It’s up in the air. Then again, you never know. If Strowman does make a surprise appearance, it wouldn’t be shocking to see him come back just to cost Fatu a shot at glory. Either way, the fallout from this match is far from over.
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