WWE’s ‘Monday Night Raw’ experienced a fiery conclusion in Milwaukee with tensions escalating between the 946 and Bloodline factions. Following weeks of mind games, Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, and Lucien Price ignited Jey and Jimmy Usos’ car and recently kidnapped Solo Sikoa, leaving him at a beach. Jacob Fatu attempted to calm his family and plan a strategic response, but Sikoa’s kidnapping was too much for him.
Jaida Parker observed during Monday Night RAW at Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on Sept. 28, 2026. (WWE via Getty Images)
The Bloodline initiated the night by confronting 946. As an SUV arrived at the arena, The Usos and Fatu were poised to confront its occupant, but Jaida Parker unexpectedly emerged. She claimed her presence was to discuss matters with Raw General Manager Adam Pearce, signaling her shift from NXT. Her involvement was a key moment later in the event.
As Keys, Price, and Nima entered the arena, chaos erupted with The Usos and Fatu, resulting in a brawl that spanned across the venue. Cameras captured Keys and Fatu’s clash in the parking area. Keys attempted to escape in his SUV, but Fatu pulled him out, only for Keys to retaliate and regain control of his vehicle. Suddenly, Parker drove a Maserati into Fatu, shocking the audience.
Parker appeared initially concerned but quickly aligned herself with Keys’ group, solidifying their stance. Standing over Fatu, Parker declared, Ain’t nobody safe.
Keys joined her in the SUV and shouted All gas, no brakes,
as they sped away, leaving Fatu injured.
Post-show footage from WWE’s social media depicted medical staff attending to Fatu, transporting him into an ambulance.
Parker’s impactful debut marks a shift from her earlier tenure in NXT with Price and Nima. Although she didn’t secure championship titles there, her skills and stage presence were evident as she battled briefly against the D’Angelo Family. Joining the Raw roster presents a new opportunity to showcase her talent further.
As Money in the Bank approaches, questions loom about The Bloodline’s next move.
Ryan Gaydos is a senior editor for Fox News Digital.