Two members of The Bloodline could decide to split up with Solo Sikoa, says WWE analyst; after Roman Reigns comes back
Solo Sikoa has seized complete control of The Bloodline in the absence of Roman Reigns. However, WWE analyst Sam Roberts thinks the faction could dissolve after Reigns returns to TV.
On SmackDown last week, Solo Sikoa unleashed a beast in the form of a debuting Jacob Fatu. The Samoan Werewolf destroyed Cody Rhodes, Randy Orton, and Kevin Owens to make an emphatic statement to the entire locker room.
Interestingly, Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa had a look of disbelief when Jacob Fatu joined The Bloodline, suggesting that the two men were left out of the plans laid by Sikoa.
On the Notsam Wrestling podcast, Sam Roberts was asked by a fan about the possibility of Roman Reigns returning to regain control of The Bloodline. The WWE personality thought Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa could part ways with Solo Sikoa, eventually leaving The Enforcer all alone.
"I think that, eventually, maybe the Tongans [Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa] leave The Bloodline and start their own thing long term. I think that's possible. And Solo Sikoa is out of luck, maybe Jacob Fatu, you know, I think that they could all separate and the Tongans could remain a unit," Roberts said. (1:56:17 - 1:56: 34)
Check out the full episode below.
Will Roman Reigns return to WWE at Money in the Bank?
There has been a lot of chatter about The Head of the Table returning in time for SummerSlam this year. However, with the passing of his father, Sika AnoaŹ»i, the company may push back his potential comeback timeline.
Sam Roberts, however, believed the former Shield member could show up at Money in the Bank to confront Solo Sikoa and set up a blockbuster SummerSlam match. On the Notsam Wrestling podcast, the 40-year-old said:
"Solo loses to Cody. That is when the music hits. That is when we see [Roman] Reigns, once again, and [Roman] Reigns comes to the ring by himself in Las Vegas, no Usos. Paul Heyman is already at ringside with Solo Sikoa. He looks thrilled. Roman Reigns confronts Solo Sikoa. He said, 'The Tribal Chief is back! Losing has consequences, right?' Solo Sikoa just looks at [Roman] Reigns and goes, 'Right.' And that's when the Tongans attack [Roman] Reigns."
WWE is set to host a Bloodline Acknowledgment Ceremony on the upcoming episode of SmackDown. Could we see the return of either Roman Reigns or The Rock? Fans must tune into the Friday night show this week to find out.
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