WWE's plan for Roman Reigns after vicious beatdown by The Bloodline - Reports
The Bloodline got the upper hand on Roman Reigns following WWE SmackDown last week as The Original Tribal Chief was outnumbered. According to a new report, early plans for Reigns may have been revealed, which involve Solo Sikoa.
Earlier this year, Solo Sikoa made a name for himself when he stepped out of Roman Reigns' shadow and took over The Bloodline. Later, he made some drastic changes to the faction and eliminated Jimmy Uso and Paul Heyman for the foreseeable future.
The Original Tribal Chief returned with a vengeance at SummerSlam, but failed to take on Sikoa with his faction. According to WrestleVotes, the early plans for Friday Night SmackDown indicate a face-off between Solo Sikoa and Roman Reigns following the latter's beatdown on last week's edition.
"Early plans for SmackDown tonight in Columbia, SC include a face off between Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa," WrestleVotes wrote.
After the beatdown, Jimmy Uso pointed out to Reigns that they were outnumbered and needed help. It'll be interesting to see what the two will discuss when they come face-to-face in the middle of the ring on WWE SmackDown.
Roman Reigns must reunite original Bloodline to take on Solo Sikoa and The Rock, says WWE analyst
Earlier this month, The Rock made an earth-shattering return in Atlanta after The Original Tribal Chief and The American Nightmare walked out with a win over Solo Sikoa and Jacob Fatu. While the villainous faction escaped, Sikoa interestingly stated it was all part of the plan.
Meanwhile, The Final Boss hasn't appeared since WWE Bad Blood. Speaking on WWE Deutschland, analyst Peter Rosenberg stated he would like to see The original Bloodline reunite to take down Solo Sikoa's faction and The Rock at Survivor Series.
"We need the old-school Bloodline back together for Survivor Series. To me, that is Roman Reigns, Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso, and Sami Zayn with Paul Heyman as The Wiseman. We need those guys getting cheered, going up against, in a perfect world, Solo Sikoa's Bloodline with 'The Final Boss' The Rock; that's what I want to see," Rosenberg said. (From 22:44 to 23:25)
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Earlier this week, Jimmy Uso tried to reunite with Jey Uso and failed miserably. It'll be interesting to see what transpires in the coming weeks.
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