Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, and Lucien Price, together known as “946,” left Birmingham’s Legacy Arena parking lot in a blaze on Monday night, so much so that the local fire department was called in.
Taking to X, WWE Chief Content Officer Paul “Triple H” Levesque revealed “the aftermath” of the stable’s arson act from “WWE Raw.” The footage showed three different angles of The Usos’ car exploding while Keys, Nima, and Price stood nearby, seemingly satisfied. Loud sirens and dispatch chatter, meanwhile, echoed in the background.
Several firefighters rushed in with hoses in an attempt to extinguish the flames, which turned from a fiery-orange to blue. The first responders were ultimately successful in putting out the fire. Jimmy and Jey Uso’s beloved car, however, was damaged beyond repair.
The aftermath. #WWERaw pic.twitter.com/0ECOwzfRRt
— Triple H (@TripleH) September 10, 2026
946 emerged as a faction on the August 24 edition of “Raw” by laying out The Usos, Solo Sikoa, and LA Knight. The following week, they left Jimmy and Jey bloodied and another one of their cars shattered. Evidently upset by this series of events, The Usos, while accompanied by fellow Bloodline member Jacob Fatu, then demanded an in-ring fight with the stable this past Monday. Keys, Nima, and Price covered their latest car in gasoline instead before throwing a lighter into it. Whether 946 will face any storyline punishment at the hands of “Raw” General Manager Adam Pearce has yet to be seen.
Last month, Fatu had caused Key to be carried out on a stretcher following a brutal Street Fight on “Raw.” The former Powerhouse Hobbs remained off TV for three weeks as a result.
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