Solo Sikoa Sikes & Spikes Roman Reigns
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What is the main focus of the episode’s opening discussion?
Welcome to the Busted Open Podcast. This is Dave LaGrecka. On today's episode, myself and Bully Ray talk Monday Night Raw, that amazing segment with Solo Sokoa and Roman Reigns. Does he get his acknowledgement? Plus Obafemi and Braun Breaker. All that right now on the Busted Open Podcast.
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We've talked a lot, the speculation of what was gonna happen with Solo Sokoa. And I I'll be straight up, I loved what I saw last night with Solo Sokoa in the bloodline. And it kind of reminded me of what we saw. With Chelsea Green on SmackDown. Friday night. It's a trickle down effect. Chelsea Green comes out there, wants to still be champion. Doesn't want that championship taken away from her. Gunther comes out. sets up Gunther and Matt Cardona and now it's a trickle down effect. It's a ripple effect. It affects not just Chelsea Green, but other things that are going on in the WWA. I felt that way when I was watching that last segment last night with the bloodline. It's not just about solo Sokoa. It's about Jacob Fatu.
It's about the Usos. It's about LA Knight. It's a trickle down effect.
How did Solo Sikoa’s Samoan Spike change the dynamics of The Bloodline on RAW?
So I'll ask you, Bully, what did you think of that final segment of Monday Night Royal last night?
It was a great piece of business, said Is it for the same oh go ahead. I'm sorry. Go ahead. Before I get Before I get into my butt. Before uh I go off, not go off on a tangent or go off on the segment, I have to clear something up. I need you to help me because something did not make sense to me last night. Something did not make glaring sense to me last night. With everything that went on. Solo Spiking Roman. All of the physicality that happened right in front. Of Jacob's face. Why didn't Jacob do anything about anything?
Well, I think that's a big question. Now, Roman told Jacob earlier on in the segment to back off. And that's exactly what Jacob did. So I'm wondering like when the Usos or when Roman confronts him about not getting physically involved in that segment, is Jacob gonna be like, Well, hey, you told me to back off and that's exactly what I did.
I hope that they really, really clear and clean that up because The Samoan werewolf, Jacob Vatu, who feels as credible as a killer these days, with his his look, his demeanor, his stoicness. Looks as much of the killer these days as he ever had, just stood there and took it all in. Am I to assume that Roman Reigns backed up Jacob Fat II and said, hey. Do what I tell you to do. Just stay in the corner. Do what you're told. And then Jacob thought that that meant stay in the corner even after Solo hits me with a Samoan spike?
Well it's uh because I agree with where where you're coming from, but I think that's the big question, bullying the fact that is Jacob Fatou's heart really in this? It's just like Solo Sokoa. It's one thing to have orders, it's another thing, are you really buying into this? Is your heart into this? But Jacob can say, hey man, I'm just hey, Roman, I'm just following orders. We have seen the Usos at times get physically involved. Where Roman has said to the USOs, I told you guys I did not want you to get involved, and now you got involved. Like I but I agree with you. Right in front of his face, five feet away from him, there's Roman getting a spike from Solo Sokoa. But but it also goes back to earlier where Jimmy and Jay, especially Jay, is in Jacob's face saying, Hey, we got done what you couldn't get.
get done. And you saw that animosity between especially between Jacob And Jay Uso. There's a lot there. I think it just kind of broke open again last night where the these these guys are not on the same page. And one other thing coming out of last night, and I gotta give credit to Buffalo bully, because Buffalo was hot. That crowd was hot all night. Another thing that I loved about Buffalo, which you don't see a lot of any much anymore, but you're getting it a little bit more than usual, not just in Buffalo but other cities. Buying into the stories and buying into the baby faces and the heels. Roman got booed last night. You know, th the Usos got booed last night, especially in that last segment.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main focus of the episode’s opening discussion?
0:00–1:24
2
How did Solo Sikoa’s Samoan Spike change the dynamics of The Bloodline on RAW?
1:24–8:29
3
Why did Jacob Fatu stay in the corner after Solo’s attack on Roman Reigns?
8:29–22:40
4
What caused the crowd to boo Roman Reigns and the Usos in Buffalo?
22:40–33:11
5
How is LA Knight being positioned alongside Solo Sikoa for future storylines?
33:11–43:00
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