Jacob Fatu Returns As Roman Reigns Gets The Bloodline Back Together

Jacob Fatu returns to WWE and reunites with Roman Reigns and The Bloodline.© NDTV Library

Jacob Fatu is back in WWE, and it happened on the November 9 episode of RAW. He showed up to help Roman Reigns and The Usos fight off Royce Keys and his 946 faction, which gave Reigns the full Bloodline lineup with Solo Sikoa also on his side. Reigns then used the moment to challenge Keys and 946 to a WarGames match on November 28 in Houston, Texas. WWE has officially listed the match for Survivor Series: WarGames, so the five-on-five is locked in.

JACOB FATU IS BAACK!!! ???? https://t.co/Vcaflxxmjm

— WWE (@WWE) November 10, 2026

Fatu Turns Up In The Parking Lot As RAW Ends

The last segment of RAW was built around Royce Keys getting his face-to-face with Reigns. Keys came out with 946 and demanded that the former Undisputed WWE Champion acknowledge him, but Reigns didn't want to face the group alone.

So the show cut to the parking lot, where Jimmy Uso, Jey Uso and Solo Sikoa were standing next to 946's burning vehicle. Jacob Fatu was there with them.

Fatu hadn't been seen since September 28, when Jaida Parker ran him over with a vehicle during the ongoing rivalry between the two groups.

He and Reigns also have history, since Reigns beat him in a Tribal Combat match at Clash in Italy on May 31. Seeing them on the same side this time is a lot different than that night in Turin.

His return also gave The Bloodline the numbers to take on 946 evenly, and the brawl broke out soon after. Fatu went after Carmelo Hayes and put him through the announce table with a splash. It wasn't a quiet comeback. Eventually the rest of 946 retreated, which left Reigns holding the microphone.

Reigns Throws Down The WarGames Challenge

Reigns didn't waste time once 946 left the ring. He challenged Keys and his group to face The Bloodline inside WarGames cage at Survivor Series, and the match is now confirmed for November 28 at Daikin Park in Houston, Texas.

The Bloodline side is Reigns, Jimmy Uso, Jey Uso, Solo Sikoa and Jacob Fatu. Across from them will be Royce Keys, Carmelo Hayes, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price and Cruz Montana.

Since it's WarGames, members enter the two-ring steel cage at timed intervals, the match only starts once all ten are inside, and weapons are allowed because there are no disqualifications.

Reigns was on the losing side of last year's men's WarGames at Survivor Series, where Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed, Logan Paul, Brock Lesnar and Drew McIntyre beat Reigns, Cody Rhodes, CM Punk, Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso.

WWE's official preview calls this one a “career-altering WarGames Match.” Both teams are named now, and the match goes down on November 28 in Houston.