The next WWE star to join the 946 isn’t who we all probably thought!

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The 946 may have revealed its newest member, working undercover and with a bone to pick with The Bloodline, and Roman Reigns in particular.

Recent weeks have seen Jacob Fatu voice his dissent in matters of The Bloodline, particularly when it comes to The Usos and how they are doing business.

This week’s WWE Raw saw Fatu disagree with the way that Jey Uso handled Solo Sikoa after the star attempted to form an alliance against the 946, only for the former Bloodline leader to be abducted later on, leaving The Bloodline and other WWE stars reeling.

All signs have suggested that Fatu may be the one who will abandon The Bloodline and side with the 946, but what if it was another WWE star entirely:

“I told y’all”

Jacob Fatu was livid that Solo Sikoa had been taken, taking his fury out with a verbal tirade on The Usos, reminding them that he warned them they were making a mistake by dismissing the now-abducted star.

With neither side of the argument backing down, it seems that Fatu has a valid argument as to why he wants nothing to do with The Bloodline, particularly when it comes to The Usos.

For Fatu, he joined The Bloodline in June 2024, with Solo Sikoa as the leader, and would leave the same month the following year, rejoining under Roman Reigns after losing a Tribal Combat match at Clash in Italy that saw him forced to acknowledge The OTC, being gifted the Ula Fala shortly thereafter.

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Seeing him move from one faction to another might not be the best move for a star who has the potential to command a top spot on his own terms.

“What do you mean they got Solo?”

With Solo Sikoa whisked off in the boot of a car, The Usos and Jacob Fatu took to verbal aggression, having failed to prevent the abduction.

Seconds later, LA Knight would appear, asking questions and getting very little in the way of answers.

LA Knight faces World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns at Money in the Bank, but could the popular star have backup in the form of Royce Keys, Lucien Price and Bronco Nima?

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Knight has recently made it clear that he doesn’t think that Reigns can beat him without The Bloodline, which could leave The OTC at a disadvantage if he orders The Usos and Fatu to stay behind so he can handle business himself.

Anyone Could Be In The 946

Handled properly, the reveal of the next 946 member could be a great way to unsettle Roman Reigns, leaving him unsure of who could betray him next.

Former rivals, allies and associates could all find themselves bringing in Keys, Nima and Price to erode the mountain on which the indomitable Reigns has stood for much of the past decade.

Perhaps, through The 946, we’ll see the end of Roman Reigns and a new order established.

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