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Roman Reigns walked out of WrestleMania 42 with the World Heavyweight Championship earlier this month, but it wasn’t long before a new challenger emerged with his eyes set on gold.

Jacob Fatu made clear on the following "Monday Night Raw" last week that he was gunning for his first world title. Reigns told him that he had to think about it and that Fatu had to prove that he was worthy of a shot at the championship. Fatu followed up by not only beating Solo Sikoa on "Friday Night SmackDown," but taking out the entire MFT faction along with him.

Entering Raw this week, Reigns was in a segment deliberating with Jey and Jimmy Uso about what he should do about the "Samoan Werewolf." Jimmy Uso said that Fatu’s pursuit of greatness and what comes along with shouldn’t "come at the cost" of Reigns. Jey Uso warned that Fatu was "dangerous."

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Roman Reigns performs in the ring during "Monday Night Raw" at Sames Auto Arena in Laredo, Texas, on April 27, 2026. (Cooper Neill/WWE)

The power struggle came to a head later in the night as Reigns and Fatu met in the ring.

Reigns said he put the World Heavyweight Championship "in the main event" and that he made the title "relevant." Then, Fatu came out to address Reigns, who said he was hoping that Fatu "made the right choice" to unite the Bloodline and "not divide it."

"You said you gave me a week, I didn’t need a week. I didn’t need a day. Hell, I didn’t even need an hour to think about it. I know exactly what I wanted when I came out here last Monday," Fatu said. "I didn’t stutter, I didn’t hesitate when I told you I didn’t want that title, but I need that