Solo Sikoa sends a message after The Bloodline wins the WWE Tag Team Titles on SmackDown
Solo Sikoa has sent an emphatic message after Tama Tonga and Jacob Fatu won the WWE Tag Team Championships on the latest episode of SmackDown. He claimed that following his Bloodline's title win, he would now bring the Undisputed WWE Championship back to the stable by defeating Cody Rhodes at SummerSlam.
Tonga and Fatu had earned the right to challenge DIY for the gold after winning a Gauntlet match on last week's SmackDown. Heading into the title clash, The Bloodline was the favorite to dethrone Johnny Gargano and Tommaso Ciampa due to the numbers advantage they have. As such, it came as no surprise when Tama Tonga and Jacob Fatu came on top, thanks to some timely assistance from Sikoa.
Now, WWE's cameras have captured the new Tribal Chief making a bold prediction while walking back alongside his stablemates after their win.
Sikoa resoundingly proclaimed that after getting the tag team championships back into The Bloodline's fold, he would now bring back the Undisputed WWE Title by defeating Cody Rhodes at SummerSlam 2024 this Saturday night.
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Afa Anoai' Jr thinks Solo Sikoa will lose at SummerSlam
In an exclusive SummerSlam preview, Afa Anoai' Jr, a noted member of the Samoan family, predicted that his cousin Solo Sikoa could fall short at SummerSlam 2024. The former WWE star feels while the company could pull the trigger on Sikoa's win for storyline purposes, he still believed Cody Rhodes had a higher chance of walking out with the gold firmly placed on his shoulder.
"This is tough. This is really, really tough. There could be [a title change], for the sake of the storyline, there could be. But I don't think there will be. I think there are too many deciding factors in this one. Too much outside interference that could happen. This one should be really good but I think this is going to be really chaotic. This is SummerSlam and in SummerSlam's past, they've done it really big. So I'm excited to see how this one goes," he said.
Considering Cody Rhodes and Solo Sikoa's match is now a Bloodline Rules contest, one can expect plenty of outside shenanigans to come into play.