Andre

They came in, like, a little bit stacked up in a sense that you had three veteran talents in the NXT pool.

I'm not talking veterans, like, 10, 20-year veterans, just, like...

Just within the roster of NXT, they were already like a super group that came in and dominated shop.

So on an NXT scale, we could perceive and we saw through the years that Fatal Influence is dominant.

Now, as they cross over to the main roster, my main question is, can they do the same with SmackDown?

And if so, how?

I think they laid the road for it here.

You put Fatal Influence against Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss, two of the names that have conquered all of WWE programming since roughly 2015.

And now they're building Fatal Influence.

There is a huge potential here for Fatal Influence to be like what Undisputed Era was a couple of years back.

where they will be so damn dominant that you can't reject that.

They'll be tag champs, JC will be women's champ, or JC will be United States champ, and they'll run SmackDown.

It's not go-away heat.

That's the best part of it.

And I know that the people are debating about go away heat, like if central Jersey's a state or not, but it is a thing.

And what the fatal influence showed is go away.

Heat is extremely different from what real pure heel heat looks like.

If you need anybody to learn what heat is, JC's debut from last week and her match tonight tells it all.

Even more clean cut.

Because with Dominic, there's still people cheering him.