As WWE’s Bloodline saga roars on, so does the business’s curiosity about who else could become involved within the story. Whereas Solo Sikoa, Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa, and Jacob Fatu have been added to the combination for the reason that unique incarnation of Roman Reigns and The Usos, and others corresponding to Sami Zayn and The Rock have gotten concerned for stretches, one identify that has typically been talked about however has not but appeared is newly-crowned Actuality of Wrestling Champion Zilla Fatu. Talking on “Busted Open Radio,” WWE Corridor of Famer Mark Henry detailed his observations of the son of the late Umaga, who Henry says he has been mentoring for “a couple of yr now.”
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“He is coming alongside,” mentioned Henry, who was proven on “WWE Uncooked,” alongside his son Jacob, on Monday for the primary time since 2017. “He is getting it, psychology-wise.” Whereas comparisons of Fatu to his father are inevitable, Henry can also be fast to notice important variations. “[He is his dad] however sooner,” Henry defined. “He is not as huge. [Umaga] was like 6’4″, 325. Zilla’s 6’2″ [and around] 280.”
What units “The Most important One” aside, in line with Henry, is pace, likening him to each a WWE legend, and the present Intercontinental Champion. “He strikes like Bray Wyatt, very explosive and sudden,” he mentioned. “You see how Bron Breakker strikes, immediately, so explosive and athletic. He strikes like that.” Fatu has additionally put his personal twist on the household finisher, The Samoan Spike. “[He puts] pace to it, and does it on the transfer, which not one of the different guys do.” Finally, whether or not he finally ends up becoming a member of The Bloodline or not, Henry says that there is no such thing as a doubt in his thoughts that Fatu has the “it” issue, which will be the most impactful intangible anybody can have within the wrestling enterprise.
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