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Here are three clear signs that Solo Sikoa will be kicked out of the MFT:
#3. Solo Sikoa’s obsession with The Wyatt Sicks’ lantern
Solo Sikoa’s ongoing fixation with Uncle Howdy’s lantern has transitioned from a strategic move into a full-blown obsession. His constant focus on possessing and protecting it has shifted his priorities away from family unity and it’s pretty apparent. The lantern’s possession has however brought only misfortunes for the group, as it became the reason for their recent setbacks in matches.
The Street Champion’s greed for this very lantern mirrors the authoritarian control he once rebelled against under Roman Reigns. Solo Sikoa has therefore been fracturing loyalty within his own faction by prioritizing the lantern. And his teammates have very well noticed this shift. This is apparently a major sign that Sikoa could soon be kicked out of the group due to him focusing mainly on his personal agenda rather than MFT’s interest.
#2. Blaming JC Mateo and Tama Tonga for the title loss
Solo Sikoa looked pretty frustrated after his faction lost the WWE Tag Team Championship to R-Truth and Damian Priest. He pointed fingers at JC Mateo and Tama Tonga, accusing them of costing the MFT the championships and also a coveted WrestleMania spot. This came during a heated backstage on SmackDown, where Solo lashed out instead of accepting collective responsibility since he is the leader of the group.
Well, Sikoa’s outbursts reveal cracks in his leadership style and erode trust within his own stablemates and why not? This blame game quite a lot echoes classic faction implosions in WWE. The fact that the 33-year-old blamed his own family for the title loss is another huge sign that he is creating an environment for a revolt against him within his own faction. Not accepting his own faults could very well lead to MFT turning on him soon.
#1. Tama Tonga’s ultimate warning to Solo Sikoa
One of the biggest signs that Solo Sikoa is set to be kicked out of the MFT is Tama Tonga’s strong words. Just when The Street Championship was arrogantly blaming his faction for the title loss, Tama showed him a reflection of reality. He told Sikoa on his face that the latter had started to sound like Roman Reigns, drawing a comparison to the condescending behavior of Reigns.
Tama Tonga’s words weren’t just criticism. They were a family intervention, implying Solo Sikoa’s leadership has become toxic and self-serving. Such direct call-outs often foreshadow betrayals or expulsions, and this is quite often seen in past Bloodline splits. Tama telling this straight to Solo’s face indicates that he wasn’t happy with the latter and could soon turn on Sikoa.
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