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Je’Von Evans Says Jacob Fatu Helped Him Adjust to WWE
WWE wrestler Je’Von Evans says Jacob Fatu helped him develop as a performer after he arrived in WWE.
Evans said they share a background in independent wrestling and had watched each other’s matches.
He described Fatu as a fellow fan and said it was good to see his career progress.
Both men are on WWE’s Raw brand, though they are currently on different paths.
Fatu is involved in a feud between The Bloodline and 946, and NXT wrestler Jaida Parker recently hit him with her car during a backstage fight.
Evans recently competed in the Men’s Money in the Bank ladder match but did not win the contract.
The two wrestlers’ current storylines continue separately, with Fatu’s feud ongoing and Evans coming off the ladder match.
Je’Von Evans says Jacob Fatu helped him grow as a performer when he first joined WWE.
Evans said they shared a background in independent wrestling and were fans of each other’s matches.
The wrestlers represent WWE Raw but are on different career paths, according to Wrestling Inc.
Evans recently competed in the men’s Money in the Bank ladder match but did not win the contract.
- Who
- Je’Von Evans and Jacob Fatu.
- What
- Evans said Fatu helped him adjust and grow as a performer in WWE.
- When
- Evans discussed their connection in an interview with Stephanie McMahon; the interview date is not stated.
- Where
- The interview was on What's Your Story? with Steph McMahon.
- Why
- They had similar backgrounds in independent wrestling, and Evans said they understood the grind.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Evans said he and Fatu met once and watched each other’s matches.
Evans said Fatu helped him as a performer.
- Wrestlers
- Je’Von Evans and Jacob Fatu
- Shared background
- Independent wrestling
- Interview
- What's Your Story? with Steph McMahon
- Recent match
- Men's Money in the Bank ladder match
- Result
- Evans did not win the contract
What people are saying
He's somebody who helped me, especially when I first got up there, because we have a similar background when it comes to wrestling,
We both came from the indies, so we know the grind.