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Let’s take a look at three signs that Bloodline 2.0 could be in the works:
#3. Roman Reigns says there are two ends of the table
During the June 1 episode of RAW, the WWE Universe witnessed an important segment in the ongoing Bloodline revival arc. Fresh off his victory over Jacob Fatu in the Tribal Combat at Clash in Italy, Roman Reigns was in the ring for his acknowledgement ceremony on RAW. During that segment, a moment came when the OTC looked at Jey Uso and said there are two ends of the table.
Reigns, who considers himself the only Head of the Table, dropping that line, raised an intriguing possibility. It means that there is a likelihood of two different leaders evolving within the family at the same time, who can sit at two ends of the table. Over the years, Roman Reigns has only entertained the possibility of one Tribal Chief who sits solely at the top of the hierarchy.
However, with this new revelation, Reigns could be hinting that he and The Usos should prepare themselves for another power rise within the family saga. His bold statement serves as a clear indication that Bloodline 2.0 is in the works and is ready to take center stage very soon.
#2. Erasing The Rock from the Bloodline history
This week on RAW, Roman Reigns highlighted the history of the Bloodline. He detailed the contribution of each member of the Anoa’i family, like Umaga, Rikishi, and the Wild Samoans. The OTC revealed that without them, there could not be any version of the faction in 2026. However, one thing that raised eyebrows was the deliberate omission of The Rock, who is inarguably the most important member of the family after Reigns.
It looked like an attempt to ignore The Final Boss’ role in the history of the family. This might mean that Roman Reigns no longer looks up to him as an important member of the tribe. It could therefore be an indication that WWE is planning a civil war between The Rock and The OTC down the line. The Great One could make his return in the coming months and form a Bloodline 2.0 under his wing that could go up against Reigns’ current Bloodline.
The Rock could serve as the brain behind that newly formed Samoan faction, which may consist of Solo Sikoa and others. This could lead to a full-blown faction warfare with Roman Reigns on one side and The Final Boss on the other. The Hollywood icon could do that with a vendetta to end Reigns’ dominance as the Tribal Chief. The OTC’s removal of The Final Boss from the family history could act as another major chapter in their story.
#1. Roman Reigns wants Solo Sikoa to come home
Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa were involved in a heated feud for the Tribal Chief’s position a few years back in WWE. They were battling to claim the top position in the family hierarchy. Despite all that history, Reigns now wants Sikoa in his revived version of The Bloodline. This was seen last week when Jacob Fatu went to SmackDown to convey a message to Solo Sikoa that the OTC wants him to come home. However, the Street Champion rejected the offer.
Solo Sikoa has been struggling to make an impact on SmackDown alongside Talla Tonga and Tama Tonga. Therefore, it was a golden ticket for him to join Roman Reigns’ side to once again establish himself in the spotlight. But Sikoa rejecting the offer could have some major implications. He could be planning to form his own version of Bloodline to go up against Reigns’ restructured Bloodline and The Rock could be the one to back him up.
Besides, there were recent reports that WWE is interested in signing Samoan superstar Zilla Fatu. He has got ties with both Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa. Zilla could arrive in WWE and join sides with Solo Sikoa, bolstering his faction. Therefore, these developments seem to be another major indication that a Bloodline 2.0 could be in the works.
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