Carmelo Hayes Breaks Silence After Taking Pop-Up Samoan Drop from Jacob Fatu on WWE RAW

Carmelo Hayes Breaks Silence After Taking Pop-Up Samoan Drop from Jacob Fatu on WWE RAW

WWE Superstar Carmelo Hayes has responded on social media following his physical encounter with the returning Jacob Fatu during the November 9 episode of WWE RAW.

As a core member of the Royce Keys-led faction 946, Hayes has been heavily involved in the ongoing rivalry against The Bloodline. During recent post-match assaults alongside his stablemates, Hayes has regularly utilized an assisted double-stomp from the top rope, a maneuver that has generated significant discussion across social media platforms.

Jacob Fatu’s Return and Hayes’ Response

The momentum shifted during the November 9 broadcast when Jacob Fatu made his surprise return to WWE programming, intercepting Hayes and planting him with a pop-up Samoan Drop.

Addressing the online reaction to the impact, Hayes posted a brief message on X (formerly Twitter) to confirm his status and state that he has no plans to change his offensive style:

“Still alive. And I’ma keep double stomping y’all, I don’t care.”

Road to WarGames at WWE Survivor Series 2026

The escalation between The 946 and Roman Reigns’ Bloodline is rapidly accelerating toward a high-stakes WarGames showdown at WWE Survivor Series.

The premium live event is scheduled for Saturday, November 28, in Houston, Texas, where both factions will collide inside the double-cage structure.

To follow every roster development, match confirmation, and live result heading into the event, make sure to visit wrestlingattitude.com.

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