6 Ups & 4 Downs From WWE Raw (21 Sept - Results & Review)

By Scott Carlson /

1. WWE’s Take On Gang Warfare Continues

From the “So Unintentionally Bad that it’s Good” files, witness anytime WWE writers try to write in current street slang for this Bloodline versus 946 feud. You can almost see them sipping on Chardonnay and eating a lobster roll while trying to formulate a thuggish diatribe or streetwise counsel.

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In the Bloodline’s locker room, Jimmy and Jey Uso – despite being the captains of the stable – asked Jacob Fatu for the play, with Jey declaring that “somebody has got to get got.” Fatu talked about singing the same old song, how they needed to “lay low, play it slow.” You see, Jacob was tapped in on 946 with their Ps and Qs, and the worst move would be to make the first move.

Just putrid stuff. Any aura Fatu had regained is slipping away every time he delivers these corny lines.

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Solo Sikoa showed up literally waving a white flag, trying to convince everyone to band together, but he refused to acknowledge the Usos and Roman Reigns, so it was “back to the drawing board” (seriously, who says that in 2026?).

And then of course, there was a kidnapping on live television, with 946 abducting Solo before his Money in the Bank qualifier. Hilarity ensued. Wait, this is supposed to be serious?

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