Alright, let’s talk about this whole thing I’ve been digging into – the question everyone seems to be asking: did Jacob attack Roman Reigns? I spent some time really thinking about this, going back over stuff I remembered.
My first step was just trying to get the timeline straight in my head. Things have been so messy with The Bloodline for ages now. I went back to thinking about Jimmy Uso first. Remember that whole betrayal? It felt huge at the time. Seeing him turn on Roman, it really shook things up. And the fallout with his brother Jey, them not even talking after wrestling each other at WrestleMania… that showed how personal and messed up things had gotten.
Then I started thinking about other confusing moments. Like that time with Sami Zayn accidentally clocking Roman with a kick. It wasn’t planned, just chaos happening, right? But it still caused major drama. It just goes to show, things can turn sideways real fast with these guys, intentional or not. One minute Sami was trying to help, the next he’s part of the problem. It happens.
Digging Deeper into Roman’s Side
You also have to consider Roman himself. I took a moment to reflect on his journey. It’s pretty intense when you think about it. Especially remembering when he shared his battle with leukemia. That news hit hard. Knowing he’s been dealing with something like that, a form of blood cancer, for so long while being at the top of WWE… it’s incredible resilience. It makes you realize there’s always more going on behind the scenes than we see on TV.
It actually reminded me of this time I was trying to fix my garage door opener. I thought the problem was the remote, spent ages fiddling with the battery, trying to reprogram it. Then, after getting super frustrated, I finally looked at the actual motor unit. Turned out a wire had just come loose. Simple fix, but I wasted hours because I was focused on the wrong part of the problem. Sometimes you gotta look at the whole picture, you know?
So, bringing it back to Jacob Fatu and Roman Reigns. Did Jacob attack him? Given the history, the betrayals, the constant power struggles within that family… Jacob stepping in feels like the next chapter in that ongoing saga. It’s another family member entering the chaos. Whether it was a direct attack or part of a bigger power play, it fits the pattern. The Bloodline story is built on this kind of conflict.
My final thought process is this: it’s less about a simple “yes” or “no” and more about understanding the context. The Bloodline is complicated. Jacob showing up and making waves is just the latest development. You have to watch how it unfolds, see who aligns with who next. That’s the core of the story I’ve been following.
