Rikishi sends a four-word message to The Rock related to a real-life Bloodline member
Rikishi and The Rock are members of the legendary Anoa'i family. On Instagram, the former sent a message to The Final Boss.
In a recent Instagram post, Rikishi paid tribute to the former WWE Champion's grandfather, Peter Maivia, often referred to as The High Chief. The Instagram post caught The Final Boss' attention, who sent a six-word message to Rikishi.
Rikishi responded to The People's Champion's Instagram comment with a four-word message of his own.
"WE ON. Malo Uso," wrote Rikishi.
Check out the interaction between the Anoa'i family veterans:
The Rock recently wrapped up his latest WWE run. On the RAW after WrestleMania XL, he declared his departure from the company after confronting Cody Rhodes.
However, he did tease eventually challenging The American Nightmare for the Undisputed WWE Championship. While Rhodes might've finished his story with Roman Reigns, the story between him and The Rock seems far from over.
The Rock teased continuing his feud with Cody Rhodes via an Instagram post
In the aftermath of WrestleMania XL, The Rock took to social media to warn Cody Rhodes. He posted a video of his iconic beatdown of Rhodes where he left the latter in a bloody mess.
Via his Instagram post, The Final Boss warned the newly crowned champion and claimed he always called the shots. He ended the message on a rather more cryptic note:
"I love taking out the trash in the rain. I’m gonna bleed you boy. The hard way. For life. As the Final Boss rides off into the sunset, You and all the @wwe talent and executives remember this… It didn’t have to be this way. But now it’s the only way. Don’t f*ck with the Final Boss. Because the Final Boss always has the FINAL SAY. Do not go gentle into that good night."
The Great One is currently focusing on his ventures outside of professional wrestling. However, expect him to return to WWE in the future, especially with The Bloodline undergoing major changes.
Amid The Tribal Chief and The Final Boss' absence, the faction booted out Jimmy Uso and replaced him with Tama Tonga, under the influence of Solo Sikoa. It remains to be seen what the future has in store for The Bloodline.