Solo Sikoa

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This one got moving fast and never really slowed down, which honestly covered up some of the sloppiness that crept in once all six guys started rotating in and out. The Usos handled the early structure, isolating one of The MFTs and working quick tags while LA Knight waited for his moment. The MFTs turned it around mid-match by cutting the ring in half on Jimmy, keeping him grounded with quick tags and cheap shots to prevent the tag. Jey finally got in and cleared space, which is when everything broke down into the expected six-man chaos—superkicks flying, bodies spilling to the outside, and the ref losing all control. The finish came once things reset just enough for Knight to get the spotlight. After The Usos neutralized the other two members on the outside with a double superkick that sent them crashing to the floor, Knight caught the legal man trying to sneak back in. He shut it down with a kick to the midsection and dropped him clean with the BFT in the center of the ring. No overcomplication, no interference—just Knight hitting his move and ending it. It was the kind of finish that made sense: once the ring cleared out, The MFTs didn’t have a backup plan, and Knight took advantage immediately.

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This one had a weird, chaotic vibe from the start, which honestly is exactly what you’d expect when the Wyatt Sicks show up. Solo Sikoa and Tama Tonga tried to slow things down early with power offense, isolating Erick Rowan and throwing plenty of heavy shots. Rowan eventually muscled his way free and made the hot tag to Uncle Howdy, who came in throwing strikes and turning the pace around quickly. The closing stretch was messy but effective. Tonga got knocked out of the equation, leaving Sikoa vulnerable in the ring. Howdy capitalized and planted him with Sister Abigail, scoring the pinfall over the Tag Team Champion in a non-title match. Beating a champion on TV always raises eyebrows, even if it’s the kind of booking that sometimes feels like WWE hitting shuffle on the tag division.

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Solo Sikoa vs. Uncle Howdy opened the night with a physical, tense battle as Howdy smartly targeted Sikoa’s hand to neutralize the Samoan Spike, while Sikoa struggled to sustain momentum despite landing a side slam and top-rope splash. The turning point came when Sikoa’s attempt at Sister Abigail backfired, allowing Howdy to counter with a Mandible Claw before ultimately planting Sikoa with Sister Abigail for a shocking, interference-free pinfall. The surprise result was short-lived, however, as MFT attacked after the bell, ensuring the rivalry with the Wyatt Sicks is far from over.

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In an impromptu Texas ten-man tag match, Solo Sikoa’s MFTs scored the win after Tama Tonga hit the Cut Throat on Carmelo Hayes for the pin. The bout was a whirlwind of interference and saves, including Apollo Crews’ return to action, before the chaos concluded with the MFTs standing tall.