Jacob Fatu & The Usos Lose to LA Knight, Solo & Royce Keys at WWE SummerSlam 2026

LA Knight, Solo Sikoa and Royce Keys beat Jacob Fatu and The Usos in a six-man tag team match on Night 1 of WWE SummerSlam 2026 on Saturday.

Late in the match, Fatu and the Usos had the upper hand. Jey and Jimmy Uso were about to go for the 1D on Knight, but Sikoa surprised Jimmy with a Samoan Spike. Jey Uso went to look back at what happened, and that gave Knight a chance to hit his distracted opponent with a BFT.

All three winners had their moments in this one.

Sikoa hilariously ran back Jey Uso's entrance mid-match to Yeet, much to the crowd's delight.

Keys also slammed Fatu into the timekeeper's area.

In the end, they emerged victorious, and Sikoa and Knight hugged post-match.

Since WrestleMania 42, The Bloodline has reestablished itself as the dominant force in WWE, and there is a contingent of Superstars who aren't happy about it.

Chief among them is Knight, who has had countless battles with The Bloodline over the years, including a feud with Roman Reigns for the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship back in 2023.

While Knight has been among the most vocal opponents of The Bloodline, he is far from alone in his desire to stop the group from achieving the same level of control it had prior to WrestleMania 40.

Knight found an ally in Keys, who is a longtime friend of Fatu, and did not want to see The Samoan Werewolf pigeonhole himself by becoming a full-fledged member of The Bloodline.

Fatu essentially had no choice, though, as his Tribal Combat loss to Reigns in the main event of Clash in Italy meant Fatu had to acknowledge Reigns as Tribal Chief and join forces with him.

Sikoa's history with The Bloodline is well-documented, as he is a former member who is the brother of The Usos and the cousin of Reigns.

The Usos and Fatu recently tried to get Solo to rejoin The Bloodline after his MFTs stable broke up, but Sikoa refused and decided to continue fighting against The Bloodline instead.

Sharing a common enemy brought Knight, Keys and Sikoa together, and their resolve to take down The Bloodline grew even stronger when Fatu cost Keys a chance to vie for the Undisputed WWE Championship No. 1 contendership by breaking up his pinfall attempt during a Fatal 4-Way match that was ultimately won by Finn Balor.

Motivated by payback, the team of Knight, Keys and Sikoa coexisted well enough to get the better of Fatu and The Usos at SummerSlam.