Jacob Fatu’s night didn’t end when the cameras stopped rolling. After the WWE RAW episode on September 28, 2026 went off the air, WWE released footage showing Fatu being loaded into an ambulance following the hit-and-run involving Jaida Parker.
Medical personnel had Fatu strapped to a stretcher as they moved him into the back of the ambulance. The footage then showed the emergency vehicle preparing to leave the arena after Parker ran Fatu down with a car during RAW’s chaotic closing angle.
The Usos weren’t about to let their cousin leave alone. Just as the ambulance was getting ready to pull away, Jimmy and Jey Uso rushed over and jumped inside with Fatu. One of The Usos could be heard reassuring him as they climbed aboard.
“Right here, Uce. Right here, cuz.”
The ambulance then pulled away with Fatu and The Usos inside, extending the storyline beyond RAW’s television ending and making the aftermath of the attack feel even more serious.
Fatu had been brawling with Royce Keys after The Bloodline’s fight with The 946 spilled into the parking lot. After Keys fought him away from an SUV, a black sedan slammed into Fatu before Jaida Parker emerged, stood over him and revealed her involvement by telling him, “Ain’t nobody safe.”
Parker then left with Keys, while Fatu was left down in the parking lot. WWE’s post-show footage picked things up from there, showing just how badly the company wanted to sell the consequences of the hit-and-run.
Now all eyes are on what WWE says about Jacob Fatu’s condition and whether the attack keeps him off RAW moving forward. The Bloodline came looking for revenge against The 946, but the night ended with Fatu leaving Milwaukee in the back of an ambulance instead.
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