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Zilla Fatu
/ˈzɪlə ˈfɑːtuː/ (ZIL-uh FAH-too)
Definition
1
Ring name of Isayah Fatu, an American professional wrestler born September 9, 1999, and a rising member of the legendary Anoa'i wrestling family, known for his powerhouse style and independent circuit dominance.
2
A modern wrestling phenom whose entrance alone makes referees check their life insurance policies.
Examples
Zilla Fatu hit the ring like a Samoan meteor, leaving his opponent seeing family reunions.
In the Anoa'i family tree, Zilla Fatu is the branch that benches the trunk.
Opponents pray for a Zilla Fatu match to end in a count-out, because pins are just polite suggestions.
Zilla Fatu's splashes don't make waves; they cause tsunamis in the squared circle.