Video Of Former WWE Wrestler Shooting On His Opponent During Indie Match Goes Viral

Just over a year ago, Afa Anoa’i Jr., known best to wrestling fans as Manu in WWE, was hospitalized because it was discovered that his heart injection fraction was only working at 35%, and his heart was filling up with fluid every few hours. However, seemingly having recovered, he returned to the ring in February and has typically been wrestling at least once a month since.

Still, while this should be a good news story, Samu and L.A. Smooth’s younger brother has now gone viral on social media after legitimately beating up his opponent during an indie show. The speculation based on Anoa’i Jr.’s post-match comments is that he was angry that his opponent was using a Samoan gimmick despite not actually being from that part of the world, although only he can genuinely explain his actions.

Due to his family connections, Anoa’i Jr. broke into the business at the age of just 13, and after several years working for the family’s World Xtreme Wrestling promotion, he joined WWE’s developmental territory system in 2006. This would lead to him becoming part of the main roster in 2007, where he was famously aligned with Cody Rhodes, Ted DiBiase Jr., and Randy Orton as part of The Legacy faction. However, he was later deemed surplus to requirements by the company and was subsequently released in 2009.