Booker then revealed he has been involved in Fatu's recent training, and even made it a goal to help him make his way into WWE. "I said I'm going to do my best to help Jacob Fatu, you know, get into the WWE and he's there and let's see exactly what the "Werewolf" is all about!"

Booker's co-host asked him if he had anything to do with Fatu's WWE debut, which the legend denied and explained that he similarly doesn't want to take credit for Roxanne Perez and Athena's strides in wrestling. "I want those guys to be able to know that they put the work in, and the only reason that they are there is because of all the hard work that they have put in, more than anything!"

Fatu seems to be as talented as the rest of his Anoaʻi family members, but Booker believes that the "Samoan Werewolf" has raw talent that any promoter would want. "Everywhere he goes he's top billing. And I just saw so much talent in this young man, raw talent, talent that you just can't teach someone in a school or anything like that. He just has that "It Factor," I mean it's written all over him: give him a shot. And if you give him a shot, boom, he'll go out there and knock it out the park." Booker then boldly proclaimed that Fatu is right where he belongs in WWE.