Injured Star Makes SmackDown Comeback After 6-Month Hiatus
The MFT has solidified its presence once again in WWE. This comes after Solo Sikoa teased changes to his group in recent weeks, leading to a dramatic reveal during the latest episode of SmackDown.
Shocking Comeback on SmackDown
This week’s episode aired live from Australia, captivating the international audience. Shinsuke Nakamura made a surprising return to challenge for Sami Zayn’s U.S. title. In a thrilling match, Nakamura nearly secured victory with a Kinshasa, but Zayn managed to stay in the game.
Tama Tonga’s Dramatic Return
- Return Date: April 18 episode of SmackDown
- Injury: Undisclosed, out since before WrestleMania 41
After Tonga’s entrance, more members of the group—Tonga Loa, JC Mateo, and Talla Tonga—joined in. Together, they launched a fierce attack on both Sami Zayn and Shinsuke Nakamura. The segment concluded with Solo Sikoa making his way into the arena, posing triumphantly over their defeated bodies.
Impact on Rivalries
This unexpected reunion hints at an ongoing feud, particularly as Sami Zayn had previously defeated Solo Sikoa to capture the U.S. championship on August 29. With tensions running high, fans can anticipate more intense clashes in the weeks ahead.
As the storyline unfolds, the return of injured star Tama Tonga adds another layer to the dynamic landscape of WWE rivalries.
