On the March 7 episode of SmackDown, Braun Strowman faced Solo Sikoa in a singles match, marking Sikoa’s first singles competition since his Tribal Combat match against Roman Reigns at the WWE Raw on Netflix premiere.
Strowman appeared to be closing in on victory when Tama Tonga interfered and attacked him. Despite fighting off Tonga, Strowman then encountered Jacob Fatu who came to the ring and confronted him.
The two powerhouses engaged in a staredown before breaking into a brawl that spilled throughout the arena. The fight eventually reached the equipment area where Fatu attempted to slam Strowman but was countered.
Strowman seized the opportunity and delivered a chokeslam that sent Fatu crashing through two tables. Despite the devastating move, Fatu immediately got back to his feet, demonstrating his remarkable resilience.
The quick recovery from Fatu indicates that more than a chokeslam through tables will be needed to keep him down, suggesting this conflict between the two imposing competitors is far from over.
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