Who is Jacob Fatu and why is he so special?

WWE: Jacob Fatu made his debut on Friday Night Smackdown in the latest episode. There are some factors that seperates him from the rest of the wrestlers in the roster.

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Who is Jacob Fatu and why is he so special?

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In the latest episode of Friday Night Smackdown, Jacob Fatu made his WWE debut. It was brilliant. The fans loved his fiery nature which even shook the confidence of someone like Tonga Loa, a Bloodline force. There are some factors that seperates him from the rest. For any emerging wrestler, there would be a criticism on his/her move set and in-ring skills.

Fatu's in-ring skills are amazing and he has a wide range. It does not seem like his moves are limited. For instance, on his debut, Jacob used different ways to take out each of Kevin Owens, Randy Orton, and Cody Rhodes. For Kevin, he used a Samoan Drop. Against Randy, he executed a spear. Jacob used a Fatu splash and overcame the American Nightmare. And these are just glimpses of his abilities.

As a full-time wrestler, he can wrestle well and produce classic matches. In the past, his association with MLW was brilliant. In the roster, he was easily the best wrestler by a margin. Many wrestlers can't get the attention of the fans due to a stale character. But Fatu has an aggressive nature which is liked by fans. In fact, his debut was the best for a member of the Bloodline without a doubt.

Great title reigns in MLW

While all Tongaons, Sikoa, and Usos received booes, Fatu was the only one to be cheered. Fans even chanted "Holy Shit" approving of their acknowledgement of the wrestler. He is a nephew of both Rikishi and Umaga. Jey and Jimmy Uso are his inspiration to be a wrestler. The Samoan Wolverine's mic skills are good too and will be on display in the upcoming weeks.

In MLW, he was a National Open weight Champion once. But his most impressive run was as an MLW World Heavyweight Champion, a reign that lasted for a whopping 819 days, the most in the history of the company. It is pretty evident that he outshines everyone in the current Bloodline just by his presence. Fatu might be the one to watch out for.

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