Roman Reigns made shocking Bloodline-related decision before WWE Bad Blood - Reports
Roman Reigns' return to WWE led to an all-out feud with Solo Sikoa's Bloodline, and the storyline has progressed every week. According to a recent report, The Original Tribal Chief had a major influence on decisions surrounding Sikoa's faction.
A few months ago, The Bloodline's Jacob Fatu and Tama Tonga won the WWE Tag Team Championships from #DIY. Later, Solo Sikoa took the title from The Samoan Werewolf and gave it to Tonga Loa, as The Tribal Chief wanted his enforcer's attention to the fullest.
According to Ibou of WrestlingPurists, the insider claimed Roman Reigns has massive influence over the booking of The Bloodline and hinted that The Original Tribal Chief was responsible for Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa's successful title defense against Street Profits and DIY in the Tag Team Ladder match.
The decision was surprising, as Reigns is feuding with Sikoa's version of the group. However, it could make sense in the long run, as fans will witness Solo Sikoa's group versus The Original Bloodline, where the titles could play an important role.
Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes defeated The Bloodline's Solo Sikoa and Jacob Fatu at WWE Bad Blood 2024
Earlier this year, Solo Sikoa took the reigns as the next Tribal Chief and made ground-breaking changes within the villainous faction. Later, he added the Tongans to the fray and introduced the WWE Universe to Jacob Fatu.
None of these changes sat well with Roman Reigns, and The Original Tribal Chief confronted him and his faction after The Biggest Party of the Summer in Ohio. Sadly, Reigns lost the numbers game and returned with vengeance.
The Original Tribal Chief teamed up with The American Nightmare to take on Solo Sikoa and The Samoan Werewolf in Atlanta. In the match's final moments, Jimmy Uso returned and helped Reigns beat Sikoa.
Later, The Rock returned to WWE and had a staredown with Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes. It'll be interesting to see what's next for the Samoan group in the coming weeks and months.