Son of legendary star to debut as Roman Reigns' enforcer; cost the Bloodline at Bad Blood? Exploring the possibility
Roman Reigns has firmly established himself as one of the most dominant superstars in WWE over the last few years. However, the Original Tribal Chief is currently outnumbered against Solo Sikoa's Bloodline, with Jacob Fatu massively tilting the odds in the heel faction's favor. There is, however, someone Reigns can call upon to deal with the Samoan Werewolf.
Jacob Fatu has taken the WWE roster by storm since making his debut. The powerhouse took out Kevin Owens, Cody Rhodes, and Randy Orton single-handedly on his first night in the company. He also helped return the tag titles to Bloodline but gave the title to Tonga Loa on Solo Sikoa's order. He will team up with Solo Sikoa to take on Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes at Bad Blood. While the Samoan Werewolf has looked unbeatable, Reigns could call upon another Anoa'i family member to equalize the powerhouse.
Zilla Fatu, son of late WWE star Umaga, is currently one of the biggest names on the Independent circuit and a force to be reckoned with. The 25-year-old's explosive wrestling style means he could go toe-to-toe with Jacob Fatu should Roman Reigns bring him as his enforcer.
Zilla Fatu sent a message after Roman Reigns helped Cody Rhodes on SmackDown
In one of the most unlikely events of the year, Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes are on the same side as the duo look to settle their scores with The Bloodline. The Original Tribal Chief saved the American Nightmare from a beatdown a couple of weeks ago on SmackDown, following which Solo Sikoa proposed a match between the two sides.
Zilla Fatu, who has been watching it all from the sidelines, sent a cryptic message after Reigns' save, hinting that he could soon be involved in the action:
The 25-year-old was a major name for GCW, but his run with the promotion abruptly ended after he reportedly did not show up for a scheduled appearance, which led to the company cutting ties with him. He will make his Limitless Wrestling debut next month.