“Monday Night Raw” in Milwaukee ended with a tumultuous showdown between the rival factions 946 and Bloodline. For weeks, mind games have been exchanged between these groups. Incidents included Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, and Lucien Price setting the Usos’ car ablaze and kidnapping Solo Sikoa, who was later found near a beach. Jacob Fatu tried to calm tensions, urging patience for the right moment to retaliate, but the abduction of Sikoa proved to be too much for him.
As the show kicked off, the Bloodline called out 946. An SUV soon arrived, prompting The Usos and Fatu to confront whoever stepped out. To their surprise, it was Jaida Parker who emerged. She informed Jey Uso that she intended to discuss matters with Raw General Manager Adam Pearce, signaling a shift from her days in NXT. Her role would become pivotal as the night progressed.
The arena erupted into chaos when Keys, Price, and Nima finally entered, leading to an all-out brawl with the Usos and Fatu. Fans watched as Keys and Fatu clashed in the parking area. Keys tried to escape in his SUV, but Fatu pulled him back out. In a sudden twist, a Maserati appeared and struck Fatu. Jaida Parker emerged from the vehicle. Though initially appearing concerned, she quickly showed allegiance to Keys’ group. “Ain’t nobody safe,” she declared, standing over Fatu.
Keys and Parker then left, driving away as Fatu endured his injuries on the ground. Shortly after, WWE shared a social media clip of medical staff loading Fatu into an ambulance.
Parker’s debut on Raw made a significant impact. Her history with Price and Nima traces back to NXT, where they competed against the D’Angelo Family. Although she never claimed championship gold in NXT, her skills both in the ring and on the microphone left a mark. Now on the Raw roster, she will strive to further prove her abilities.
As Money in the Bank looms, the question lingers: how will The Bloodline respond in the upcoming week?
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