After Jey Uso, another huge name to join Roman Reigns and Jimmy Uso in WWE [Reports]
Fans are still processing the emotional reunion on WWE SmackDown, where Jey and Jimmy Uso finally came together and hugged it out in the middle of the ring. Now, a new report suggests Sami Zayn is also set to align with the OG version of The Bloodline in the build-up to Survivor Series: WarGames 2024.
Jimmy and Jey went to war at WrestleMania 40, where the latter emerged victorious. It seemed like the two would find it difficult to get back on the same page again. However, as fate would have it, Solo Sikoa taking control of The Bloodline paved the way for the twins to come back together.
With Roman Reigns leading the charge of the babyface group, it's safe to say Sikoa's days as the head of The Bloodline are numbered now. If this grand reunion wasn't enough, a report by Xero News suggests that Sami Zayn would also reunite with Reigns, Jimmy, and Jey Uso soon. It could result in a WarGames Match at Survivor Series 2024 that's likely to pit the two warring factions against each other.
WWE also dropped a hint at Sami Zayn potentially joining forces with his former Bloodline stablemates following this week's episode of SmackDown.
Freddie Prinze Jr. wants Sami Zayn to reunite with his former Bloodline stablemates in WWE
A few days back on his Wrestling with Freddie podcast, Freddie Prinze Jr. mentioned that it made narrative sense to have Zayn align with the OG version of The Bloodline on SmackDown.
Prinze Jr. added that since Sami Zayn wasn't a part of any ongoing storyline after failing to win the World Heavyweight Title from Gunther, WWE could have him return as part of the Bloodline saga.
"The future of Sami, I see him reuniting with The Bloodline and that being the only story out there for him right now, based on where he's at and the guy he just lost to [Gunther]," he said.
One could only imagine the kind of pop Sami Zayn coming out at a crucial juncture to help his former stablemates would generate from the live crowd in any arena.