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WWE Raw in Milwaukee sees Jaida Parker crash the show and run over Jacob Fatu

Monday night’s WWE Monday Night Raw ended with a bang in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The long‑running feud between the 946 faction and The Bloodline boiled over when former NXT star Jaida Parker arrived in an SUV and became the center of a chaotic showdown.

Background to the clash

Weeks of mind games had set the stage. Members of the 946 group – Royce Keys, Bronco Nima and Lucien Price – had torched the Usos’ car and even kidnapped Solo Sikoa, dropping him near a beach. Jacob Fatu, representing The Bloodline, warned his allies to stay patient, but the kidnapping pushed tensions to a breaking point.

Parker’s unexpected entrance

When an SUV pulled up to the arena, The Usos and Fatu prepared to confront the driver. Instead, the vehicle’s doors opened to reveal Jaida Parker, who announced she was there to speak with Raw General Manager Adam Pearce. The announcement made sense, as Parker has been transitioning from her NXT days to the main roster.

All‑out brawl erupts

Shortly after Parker’s arrival, Keys, Price and Nima entered the arena and immediately exchanged blows with The Usos and Fatu. The fight spilled throughout the arena, with cameras catching a fierce melee in the parking lot. At one point, Keys managed to get back into his SUV, only for Fatu to pull him out of the vehicle.

Parker’s dramatic turn

As the chaos continued, a Maserati suddenly barreled into the scene, striking Jacob Fatu – nicknamed the “Samoan Werewolf” – and sending him to the ground. Parker stepped out of the car, initially appearing concerned, but quickly aligned herself with Keys’ group. She stood over the injured Fatu and declared, “Ain’t nobody safe.”

Keys and Parker then climbed back into the SUV, with Keys shouting, “All gas, no brakes,” before speeding away. WWE later posted footage of medical personnel loading Fatu into an ambulance, confirming the severity of the attack.

Parker’s rise on the Raw roster

Jaida Parker’s debut on Raw was a statement. In NXT, she had aligned with the OTM stable alongside Price and Nima, battling the D’Angelo Family before gaining a following. Although she never captured a championship in NXT, her mic skills and in‑ring presence earned her a spot on the main roster.

Now, with Money in the Bank approaching, fans will be watching to see how The Bloodline responds to this new threat and whether Parker’s aggressive tactics will earn her a place among Raw’s top competitors.

What’s next for The Bloodline?

The Bloodline’s next move remains uncertain, but the incident suggests they will not take Parker’s challenge lightly. As Raw heads into its next episode, the storyline promises further confrontations, potential alliances, and high‑stakes matches that could shape the landscape of WWE’s flagship show.


Original reporting: Fox News (HLL/CB) — read the source article.

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