WWE is slowly cooking up a new storyline with the members of The Bloodline. Tanga Loa was the latest to join the group at WWE Backlash, and another talent is expected to join the stable in the coming weeks and/or months.

The company signed Jacob Fatu, another member of the Anoa’i family, and it is rumored that he will be part of The Bloodline very soon. Fatu’s quality has been praised by many and one of his admirers is his cousin, Afa Anoa’i Jr., aka WWE’s Manu, who may have revealed WWE’s future plans featuring Fatu.

Fatu is a force to reckon with

In a recent YouTube short from a podcast episode, Afa Anoa’í Jr. answered questions related to the Bloodline as well as his cousin. And it was during this conversation that he was asked about what he thinks is next for Fatu. Answering the question, he praised his cousin while revealing that Fatu would surely be booked as a top-level talent. Manu said, “Jacob’s a killer man. Jacob’s going to go right to the top. Wherever it is that he’s gonna go. No spoilers from me. Whenever he pops up on national TV, he’s going to be a killer. He’s going to be a top guy. And he’s going to be one to reckon with for years to come.”

As a professional wrestler, Jacob Fatu made a significant mark on Major League Wrestling and the independent wrestling circuit. Part of the renowned Anoa’i family, Fatu, has proven to be a standout talent in his own right. Known for his impressive agility and power, he is especially remarkable given his wingspan. And it wasn’t just his cousin who was impressed by the new superstar, as veteran Rob Van Dam too sang praises for the Anoa’i.

Rob Van Dam shares his thoughts on the future Bloodline member

Fatu’s quality has been praised by many, and the list also includes Rob Vam Dam. The legendary high flyer revealed his first-person experience on his podcast, 1 of a Kind. “Yes, I have. He’s very good. I was very impressed with him. I saw him in LA at PCW, Pacific Coast Wrestling. I was there, and I was very impressed with him. For being a big dude, I like the way that he does the double-jump springboard moonsault, and that just stuck out in my mind. Obviously, he does a lot more than that, and he’s a really good wrestler. He’s been around for a while, making a lot of noise.”

In recent days, it has been reported that WWE’s creative team has some fear that Fatu’s presence will overshadow Solo Sikoa, who has been portrayed as a dominant figure recently. Undoubtedly, it is only a matter of time before he debuts with the company, as he has been under contract since April. What do you think? Are you excited to see his debut? Let us know in the comments.