Tama Tonga Returns to SmackDown, Reunites with MFTs

In-Depth Analysis

On the October 10th episode of SmackDown from Perth, Australia, Tama Tonga made his comeback, interfering in the United States Championship match between Sami Zayn and Shinsuke Nakamura. The attack resulted in a disqualification, ending the match prematurely.

Tama Tonga was then joined by Talla Tonga, Tonga Loa, and JC Mateo, as they assaulted Nakamura and Zayn. The group sported face paint reminiscent of Tama and Loa's time as the Guerrillas of Destiny in NJPW.

Solo Sikoa appeared, observing the scene and seemingly confirming Tama Tonga as the missing piece in the MFT faction. This cements the alliance between Solo Sikoa and the MFTs, suggesting a prolonged storyline.

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FAQ

Why was Tama Tonga out of action?

Tama Tonga was out of action due to an undisclosed injury since April.

Who are the members of the MFT faction?

The members are Solo Sikoa, Tama Tonga, Talla Tonga, Tonga Loa, and JC Mateo.

What was the significance of the face paint?

The face paint is a callback to Tama and Loa's time as the Guerrillas of Destiny in NJPW, signaling a return to their more menacing roots.

Takeaways

Tama Tonga has returned to SmackDown, strengthening the MFT faction.
The MFTs are now a dominant force on SmackDown.
Expect a continued rivalry between the MFTs and Sami Zayn.
Shinsuke Nakamura is also a target of the MFTs.

Discussion

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Sources

WWE SmackDown SPOILERS (10/10/25): Two Superstars Return In Perth, Australia Spoiler: Injured Star Returns to SmackDown After 6 Months Tama Tonga Returns on SmackDown, Reunites with MFTs in Brutal Attack

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