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WWE Reportedly Finalizing Signing of Zilla Fatu, Son of Umaga

WWE is reportedly in the final stages of signing Zilla Fatu, son of the late Umaga, to a contract. Fatu has been spotted at the WWE Performance Center and has received praise from industry figures.

Hamza AwanBy Hamza AwanFounder & Editor
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Sources indicate that WWE is in the process of finalizing Fatu's signing. The decision to bring him into the company was made recently, though discussions about signing him have been ongoing for several years. Fatu has garnered significant support within WWE and the broader professional wrestling community.

Paul Heyman, a key figure in The Bloodline storyline has publicly stated that WWE would make an error if they did not sign Fatu. Other notable figures, including Rikishi, who is related to Zilla Fatu, Diamond Dallas Page, and Fatu's trainer and WWE NXT commentator Booker T have also expressed positive opinions. Booker T has gone as far as to claim that Fatu could make the most significant impact in WWE in decades.

Background and Potential Faction Alignment

Zilla Fatu trained under Booker T at Reality of Wrestling and has since competed for various independent promotions such as House of Glory and GCW. He has also had one match in TNA. Should Fatu join WWE, he has made his intentions clear regarding faction alignment, having previously pledged his allegiance to Roman Reigns, referring to him as "The Original Tribal Chief."

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Hamza Awan

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I'm Hamza Awan, founder of The Final Bell. I cover WWE with verified reporting, fan polls, and analysis written for people who actually watch the shows — not for algorithms. More about Hamza

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