WWE news: Jaida Parker debuts on Raw, joins 946

Jaida Parker officially joined the Raw roster and skyrocketed to the brand’s top storyline as she allied herself with the villainous 946.

She joined fellow NXT alumni Bronco Nima and Lucien Price in the 946, as the group is led by Royce Keys.

Parker signed with the WWE in 2022, and officially debuted in the company’s developmental territory, NXT, in September 2023.

The NXT star arrives

In the latest episode of Raw, the show opened with The Bloodline (Jimmy Uso, Jey Uso and Jacob Fatu) discussing the 946’s kidnapping of Solo Sikoa last episode.

Jimmy Uso said that despite their rocky relationship with Sikoa, they need to “take care” of the situation.

Fatu then grabbed the microphone and issued a stern warning to the 946, adding that they will “dogwalk y’all ass.”

Backstage footage then played of an SUV arriving in the arena, and The Bloodline ran to the vehicle thinking it would be Keys and crew inside.

However, Parker exited the car, stating that she came to have a talk with Raw General Manager Adam Pearce.

Later in the night, Fatu reiterated that “it is on sight” when it comes to the 946.

The Samoan Werewolf said that their opponents want to separate them, as he called on The Usos to stick together.

Parker shows her true colours

In the last segment of the show, the 946 and The Bloodline brawled.

The two groups fought their way backstage, but The Usos and Fatu were separated.

Nima and Price successfully dispatched Jimmy and Jey, but Fatu decimated Keys as the 946 leader attempted to escape.

Keys looked to take off on an SUV, but a relentless Fatu tried to grab Keys off the driver’s seat.

But Keys managed to fight off the Samoan, leaving him dazed in the middle of the Fiserv Forum garage area.

A sedan from off-screen then ran over Fatu, as Parker was revealed as the driver.

She was first apologetic, but as Keys went closer to the scene, Parker showed her true colours.

“Ain’t nobody safe,” Parker told the hurt Fatu, cementing her membership in the 946.

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