Add as a preferred source on Google Eric André ended up becoming one of The Bloodline’s victims on this week’s WWE Monday Night RAW, which aired from CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore, Maryland.
The show had two major selling points: the return of Roman Reigns and the semifinals of the King and Queen of the Ring tournaments.
The show opened with Reigns heading to the ring alongside Jimmy Uso, Jey Uso, and Jacob Fatu. The current World Heavyweight Champion received a loud ovation from the crowd and told Baltimore to acknowledge him before highlighting The Usos’ importance to the family’s recent history.
Reigns then turned his attention to Fatu, who had been resistant to acknowledging Jimmy and Jey. The OTC said he did not need a “yes man,” but he wanted Fatu to understand his place in the family. Moments later, he picked up a brown Ula Fala and placed it around the Samoan Werewolf’s neck, officially bringing him into The Bloodline.
The moment then took a different turn when Eric André, seated in the front row, greeted the members of The Bloodline. The comedian’s presence was not random, as he and Roman are both part of the cast of the new Street Fighter movie, where André will play Don Sauvage and Reigns will play Akuma.
After André joked around with Fatu’s Ula Fala, the Samoan Werewolf lost control, attacked the actor, and dragged him into the ring. Reigns initially signaled for him to stop, but quickly changed his mind, allowing Fatu to climb to the top rope and hit a frog splash on the comedian.
Adam Pearce quickly came out with referees and officials to contain the situation.
Jacob Fatu has completely SNAPPED!! 😰
— WWE (@WWE) June 16, 2026
The Samoan Werewolf just SPLASHED Eric André TWICE! pic.twitter.com/zu11BIQMyZ