Jonathan Hood

It's just like, oh, my God, this guy's out of control.

And I like that because he has control.

Have you noticed, though, the 180 that's happened with Jacob Fatu?

He went from being a wild man and flipping tables and getting chairs and just flying all over the place like this Volkswagen moving through the sky, this big guy that can move like a cruiserweight.

And then all of a sudden, he's more cerebral.

He's talking slower on the mic.

He's telling you how it is.

You know what I mean?

And he's just kind of talking that West Coast jive.

And he's just kind of just telling you how it is.

And then when he turns up the heat, he turns up the heat.

There's a far cry about Jacob Fatu when he first came in to where he is right now, where he knows exactly what he wants.

He wants to be able to go after Roman Reigns.

He doesn't climb through the Usos.

He's not going through a gauntlet of Usos and family members to get to Roman.

He's going past the Usos and getting right to Roman Reigns and saying, I want the opportunity for the World's Heavyweight Championship.

But the metamorphosis, I think, of Jacob Fatu is interesting.

Because he wasn't like that when he first got there.

And now he just has that pattern.

He's just kind of low-talking and just telling you how it is.