WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event Results: Solo Sikoa retains US Title against returns Jimmy Uso; Jacob Fatu returns

Second-ever singles title shot for Jimmy Uso ends in heartbreak

Saturday Night’s Main Event featured a rare championship opportunity for Jimmy Uso, as he challenged Solo Sikoa for the United States Championship. Surprisingly, this marked Jimmy’s first-ever one-on-one title match in WWE. With that kind of stat looming over the action, he came out swinging, literally.

Jimmy Uso launched into a flurry of strikes early on, knocking Sikoa to the outside and showing the kind of urgency expected when history’s on the line. Solo’s backup, the newly dubbed “MFTs,” rushed to his aid, but the enforcer barked at them to back off. The tension inside and outside the ring set the tone heading into the break.

MFT interference proves costly for Jimmy Uso

Returning from commercial, Jimmy hit a crisp crossbody and had Solo on the ropes. He looked primed to land the Uso Splash, but hesitation from the MFTs once again threatened to derail the match. When they pulled Solo out of harm’s way, Jimmy launched a picture-perfect corkscrew dive onto the entire faction.

Wade Barrett dropped the line of the night, “Uso in the wind”, as Jimmy looked to close in. But just when it seemed he had momentum, Talla Tonga’s interference proved decisive. Distracting the referee, Tonga held Jimmy down with a boot as Solo rolled him up for the win. It was a cheap win, but one that keeps gold in The New Bloodline’s camp.

Jacob Fatu makes a statement again

The post-match assault began just as fans expected. The MFTs held Jimmy up, allowing Sikoa to deliver a Samoan Spike while holding the U.S. Title high. But the party didn’t last long. Jacob Fatu’s music hit, and the dangerous anomaly came flying down the ramp.

Fatu cleared the ring, landing a suicide dive that wiped out the entire crew. Fans popped hard as Fatu stared down Talla Tonga, setting the stage for another explosive showdown within the fractured Bloodline legacy.

Though Jimmy Uso came up short, the real takeaway from Saturday night might be Fatu’s growing star power. With the crowd fully behind him and his presence shifting the tide, it’s clear WWE sees big things ahead. And with Evolution and SummerSlam on the horizon, the Bloodline saga continues to deliver.

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