Justin LaBar

So overall, I thought Jacob Fatu, Roman Reigns, two thumbs up.

I absolutely feel like he's going to, I felt like again, it was last night being the start of a new chapter and,

because there's more of the story to be read and told because there's other moving parts here.

Let's not dismiss.

We haven't got to talk about it because we're here this morning on Sunday, and this happened on Friday, so let's talk about it.

He said very bluntly to Jimmy and Jey Uso, if your asses get involved in this match, I will burn the family tree down.

Mm-hmm.

And Jimmy and Jay were nowhere to be found even after the bell, even after the quote unquote match was over and, and, and technicality, they would not be interfering the match as Jacob several times left.

The ring came back, continued to apply the tongue and death grip and dive on the Roman and choke him.

They were nowhere to be, they were nowhere to be found.

So, um, you know, what, what,

Where are they at?

Do they still believe that Roman Reigns is their OTC?

Are they starting to believe that maybe that time has passed Roman Reigns by?

Is Jacob the new real deal threat?

And then, oh, by the way, you have, you know, not by an accident.

Jacob and somebody like a Royce Keys continuing to cross paths, and they're telling us how these guys go way back, and they're from the streets of Northern California, and they came up in a hard way, and this business didn't roll out any red carpet for people that acted like them, looked like them, and came from where they came from.

So...

That's not an accident.

So it definitely makes me feel like Jacob Fatu is getting positioned to potentially be a new threat, not just for that WWE world title that he needs to set his kids and family up, but to be positioned as maybe he's the new real leader of this tribe.