Illustrating the art of going full speed, both Je'Von Evans and Jacob Fatu enjoy embracing the "all gas, no brakes" style of wrestling. Although they both represent the "WWE Raw" brand, both men are on very different journeys at the moment. In his interview with Hall of Famer Stephanie McMahon, Evans credits the "Samoan Werewolf" for helping him grow as a performer under the big bright lights of WWE."He's somebody who helped me, especially when I first got up there, because we have a similar background when it comes to wrestling," Evans acknowledged on "What's Your Story." "We both came from the indies, so we know the grind. I think we met on the indies once and other than that, it was just us watching each other's matches. We were big fans of each other. I was a big fan of Jacob and now, to see how he is, where he's at, and what position he's in, it's great. It's just so cool to see."Currently, Fatu and the rest of The Bloodline are feuding with 946. Two weeks ago, while Fatu and the 946 leader Royce Keys were brawling backstage, "WWE NXT" star Jaida Parker ran Fatu down with her car, leaving him incapacitated. Fatu joined the original Bloodline after losing to Roman Reigns in their Tribal Combat match for the World Heavyweight Championship at Clash in Italy.As for Evans, "The Young OG" is coming off an explosive Men's Money in the Bank ladder match. Though many ruled Evans' participation at its expiration point after taking a mid-air spear from Bron Breakker, Evans returned, but did not capture this year's contract.If you use any of the quotes in this article, please credit "What's Your Story? with Steph McMahon" with a h/t to Wrestling Inc. for the transcription.
