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EPISODE · Sep 9, 2026 · 17 MIN

Jacob Fatu Is Being WASTED

from Wrestle Chop: WWE Wrestling Podcast

Jacob Fatu used to be ALL GAS. Now WWE has him ALL BRAKES. That’s the problem. Since becoming part of The Bloodline, Fatu feels like a completely different character. The wild, unpredictable, out-of-control Jacob Fatu we knew is slowly disappearing, and now he's becoming the voice of reason. On this week's Raw, Jey and Jimmy Uso wanted revenge on 946, and instead of Jacob Fatu being the one ready to tear somebody apart, he was telling them to stay calm, think strategically and not fall into a trap. And that's exactly backwards for the character WWE built. Jacob Fatu shouldn't be the calmest guy in the room. He should be the hothead. He should be the loose cannon. He should be the guy the Usos have to hold BACK. Losing to Roman Reigns isn't the problem. The problem is that WWE seems to be sanding down everything that made Jacob Fatu so damn dangerous in the first place. So is WWE NEUTERING Jacob Fatu, or is there actually a long-term plan for this version of him? Let's talk about it. #JacobFatu #WWE #Bloodline #Wrestling #WWERaw Support the Channel through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/wrestlechop For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

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