Real-life Bloodline member reveals he does not like Solo Sikoa using his father's signature move
A real-life member of The Bloodline recently shared that he does not like Solo Sikoa using his father's signature move as his finisher. Sikoa and The Bloodline were in action in the Men's WarGames Match this past Saturday night at WWE Survivor Series.
Zilla Fatu is the son of Umaga in real life. The WWE legend untimely passed away in 2009 at only 36 years old. In an interview on the Busted Open Radio, Fatu commented on Solo Sikoa using the Samoan Spike as his finisher. He noted that he was not a fan of The Tribal Chief using his father's iconic move on television.
"For Solo, to try and take my fad's move, I don't like that," he said.
Roman Reigns pinned Solo Sikoa during the Men's WarGames Match at Survivor Series to earn a victory for the OG Bloodline. Bronson Reed joined Sikoa's team for the match, but reportedly suffered an injury at the premium live event last weekend.
Real-life Bloodline member suggests Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa could work together
Wrestling veteran Rikishi recently suggested an interesting storyline for Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa on SmackDown.
Speaking on his Off The Top podcast, Rikishi commented on Reigns pinning his son, Sikoa at Survivor Series. The Hall of Famer suggested that Reigns and the 31-year-old could potentially work together to take over the company following the premium live event.
"So, he's a made man. Whether they gave him 18 or 20 finishes, you know... you put Solo up on a marquee, fans are still gonna come because they still want to hate this guy. They still are not happy about this finish as well, right? And who knows, people might think this is over... because now you know Roman got the one, two, three on The Tribal Chief, right? So, who knows where it's going to go? Maybe The Tribal Chief comes 2.0, comes to Roman. Maybe they plot something to get together, to take over the whole WWE. Who knows," he said. [25:29 - 26:15]
You can check out the video below for his comments:
Roman Reigns, The Usos, Sami Zayn, and CM Punk got the better of The Bloodline and Bronson Reed in the WarGames Match at WWE Survivor Series. It will be interesting to see how Sikoa's faction responds to the loss in the weeks ahead on SmackDown.