Zilla Fatu was spotted at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando on Monday, with reports of serious WWE interest in the second-generation star, according to PWInsider Elite.
Fatu, 26, whose real name is Isayah Fatu, is the son of the late WWE star Umaga and a member of the Anoa’i family of Samoan professional wrestlers, making him a third-generation wrestler and great-nephew of The Wild Samoans Afa and Sika.
Fatu debuted in professional wrestling on July 15, 2023, after being trained primarily by Booker T. His independent run has included work for House of Glory, Game Changer Wrestling, and Reality of Wrestling, where he has won multiple championships, including a two-time HOG Crown Jewel Championship reign and the ROW Heavyweight Championship. In February 2026, he challenged MJF for the AEW World Championship at HOG’s No Turning Back event. He also appeared on TNA’s Slammiversary 2025 pre-show.
Paul Heyman has previously stated publicly that WWE should sign Fatu at “the very first opportunity.” The Performance Center visit comes as The Bloodline continues to expand on WWE television following Jacob Fatu’s recent addition to Roman Reigns’ faction. No official signing has been announced.