WWE star Jaida Parker crashes 'Monday Night Raw,' runs over Jacob Fatu with her car as top factions go to war
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The last thing anyone expected on a Monday night was a Maserati doing more damage than a steel chair. But that’s exactly what WWE delivered. Jaida Parker plowed straight into Jacob Fatu, cracked the frame of the show’s closing segment, and sent every top faction on “Monday Night Raw” into a frenzy.
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Video Ex-WWE star Mosh highlights talent on NXT roster Former WWE star Mosh talks to OutKick about the talent on the NXT roster and a tag team he'd like The Headbangers to go up against. WWE "Monday Night Raw" came to a raucous end in Milwaukee as the 946 and Bloodline factions came to a crashing head.
It had been weeks of mind games between the two sides. Royce Keys, Bronco Nima and Lucien Price set Jey and Jimmy Usos’ car on fire and, last week, kidnapped Solo Sikoa before dropping him off near a beach.
Jacob Fatu tried to get his family to simmer down and wait for the right moment to strike, but for him, kidnapping Sikoa was the last straw. CLICK HERE FOR MORE OUTKICK PRO WRESTLING COVERAGE Jaida Parker looks on during Monday Night RAW at Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, Wis., on Sept. 28, 2026. (WWE via Getty Images) The Bloodline started the night calling out the 946.
When an SUV pulled up to the arena, The Usos and Fatu were there to accost the person coming out of the vehicle. Instead, it was Jaida Parker who exited the vehicle. Parker told Jey Uso she was there to talk to Raw general manager Adam Pearce, which at the time, made sense as she appeared to put her NXT days behind her.
Parker would play a larger role later in the night. Keys, Price and Nima finally entered the arena and immediately traded blows with the Usos and Fatu. The fight went all around the arena. The cameras cut to Keys and Fatu battling in the parking area.
When Keys finally thought he’d be able to get a break and leave, Fatu pulled him out of his SUV. Keys fought off Fatu just enough to get back into his car. Fatu was stumbling trying to get his footing when a Maserati came out of nowhere and plowed through the "Samoan Werewolf." It was Parker who got out of the car.
She seemed concerned at first. But those concerns quickly drifted away as she seemingly aligned herself with Keys’ group. Jimmy Uso, Jacob Fatu and Jey Uso enter the ring during Monday Night Raw at Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, Wis., on Sept. 28, 2026. (WWE via Getty Images) "Ain’t nobody safe," she said as she stood over Fatu.
Keys and Parker got back into the SUV while Fatu writhed in pain on the ground. THE CRAIG CARTON SHOW–UNFILTERED, UNAPOLOGETIC AND UNMISSABLE. DOWNLOAD HIS DAILY PODCAST NOW! "All gas, no brakes," Keys yelled out the window before driving off.
After "Monday Night Raw" went off the air, WWE posted a clip on its social media showing medical personnel putting Fatu into the back of an ambulance. What a way to make a debut for Parker. She has some history with Price and Nima.
Parker aligned herself with OTM in NXT, which included Price and Nima. The three battled against the D’Angelo Family for a brief time before Parker’s popularity rose in the brand. Parker was never able to get gold in NXT but her prowess in the ring and on the mic speaks for itself.
Now, she gets to prove herself even more as a member of the Raw roster. Lucien Price is in action against Jimmy Uso during Monday Night Raw at Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, Wis., on Sept. 28, 2026. (WWE via Getty Images) OUTKICK IS NOW AVAILABLE ON THE FOX NEWS APP: CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD With Money in the Bank around the corner, how will The Bloodline respond next week?
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The last thing anyone expected on a Monday night was a Maserati doing more damage than a steel chair. But that’s exactly what WWE delivered. Jaida Parker plowed straight into Jacob Fatu, cracked the frame of the show’s closing segment, and sent every top faction on “Monday Night Raw” into a frenzy. It was absurd. It was glorious. Wrestling has always been soap opera for people who like body slams, and this was the kind of unhinged spectacle that reminds you why nobody does it better.
The 946 faction stuff is over the top, but that’s the whole point. We live in a culture that takes itself far too seriously, and then a grown woman rolls up in a European sports car to settle a story line score. You can’t explain that to someone who doesn’t watch. You also can’t stop watching. There’s an honesty to it. WWE is honest about what it is. Nobody tunes into “Monday Night Raw” expecting a documentary. It’s a show, it knows it’s a show, and it refuses to apologize for the chaos.
That’s more refreshing than it should be. Too much entertainment these days wants to pretend it’s important. Wrestling just wants to see what happens when a new faction runs over an old one, literally. Jaida Parker just made herself the most talked-about name in the story line, and Jacob Fatu gets to sell the bump of the night. We’ll take that trade. This is unapologetic spectacle with a pulse, and it’s exactly the kind of American-made entertainment that still knows how to have fun.
Commentary written with AI assistance by the New Republican Times Editorial Board.