Solo Sikoa to send 41-year-old Bloodline member to RAW for huge task? Exploring the possibility ahead of WWE's next PLE
Solo Sikoa has been calling the shots for The Bloodline in recent weeks amid Roman Reigns' absence. The Enforcer has not only brought new members into the faction, but he has also been making autonomous decisions lately and wreaking havoc on the blue brand. The Bloodline could make its presence felt on Monday Night RAW as one of its members might go to the red brand for a huge task.
The upcoming edition of RAW promises to be a spectacular show, as it will feature the semi-finals of the 2024 King and Queen of the Ring tournament. One of those matches will be between Jey Uso and Gunther, as they will compete to advance to the finals of the men's tournament, which will take place in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Solo Sikoa might send Tonga Loa to the red brand to clear some old debts from The YEET Master.
The 41-year-old star could screw Main Event Jey Uso and cost him his semifinal match on RAW on the orders of The Enforcer. One of the reasons it could happen is because of the bad blood between Solo and Jey.
Sikoa, who was previously confined under Roman Reigns' orders, could finally make his move and make The YEET Master pay. He could therefore send Tonga Loa to Monday Night RAW to become Jey's biggest hurdle against Gunther. This could also sow the seeds of Jey Uso's involvement in The Bloodline saga, which took an interesting turn in Reigns' absence.
Jey Uso could make Solo Sikoa pay on SmackDown
Tonga Loa going to Monday Night RAW upon Solo Sikoa's orders and costing Jey Uso his match against Gunther could give rise to an intriguing storyline. This will not only help The Ring General advance to the finals of the King of the Ring tournament, but it will also open the doors for Jey's involvement in The Bloodline saga once again.
The YEET Master could also make his appearance on the upcoming episode of SmackDown to cost Tama Tonga his King of the Ring semi-final match against Randy Orton. The 38-year-old star could return the same favor by making Solo Sikoa and The Bloodline pay for their actions on the blue brand.
This could eventually sow the seeds for the much-anticipated battle between the Samoans. The new Bloodline under Solo Sikoa could make Jey Uso their next target, which will pave the way for the return of Jimmy Uso, ultimately leading to the reunion of The Usos in WWE.
Not to mention, Tonga Loa costing The YEET Master his match and Jey Uso costing Tama Tonga his match could also pave the way for the first-time-ever match between Gunther and Randy Orton at WWE King and Queen of the Ring in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.