Roman Reigns After Running Off 946 On WWE Raw: 'I Fear No Man, I Fear No Faction'

For weeks, 946 has left members of The Bloodline lying in the ring, in parking lots, and around arenas. That finally changed Monday night as "The Tribal Chief" Roman Reigns stepped in to help his family fend off the stable led by Royce Keys on "WWE Raw."

A social media clip has since suggested that Reigns' involvement in the cross-faction feud is far from finished. "That's how simple it is, baby. I told y'all, we ain't hiding," Reigns said as he, alongside Solo Sikoa and The Usos, headed back up the entrance ramp, post-brawl. "You know exactly where to find me. I'm either on the bus or I'm in my locker room. I fear no man. I fear no faction. No gang. No clique. No nothing. 946, 850, 945, 305, it don't matter to me, baby. We can take it all the way from Miami to Atlanta. I'll whoop your asses along with the Bloodline in any city. You heard Jey. You heard the right-hand man. We up in your city now."

"That's how simple it is baby. I told y'all we ain't hiding. You know exactly where to find me. I'm either on the bus or I'm in my locker room. I fear no man. I fear no faction. No gang. No clique. No nothing. 946, 850, 945, 305, it don't matter to me baby. We can take it all the... pic.twitter.com/7O3ELfqtHR

— False Finish (@FalseFinishHQ) October 20, 2026

The 946 first surfaced in August, with Keys, Bronca Nima, and Lucien Price ambushing The Bloodline and LA Knight on "Raw." Shortly after, the group kidnapped Sikoa and left him stranded on a mysterious road. Former "WWE NXT" star Jaida Parker then ran over Jacob Fatu with a vehicle in a parking lot. Carmelo Hayes' shocking return followed, with him using a crowbar as a weapon against The Bloodline.

This week, The Bloodline called the 946 out to the ring in the closing segment of "Raw." They were initially overpowered until Reigns arrived to even the odds.