3 Reasons why The Bloodline should finally split at WWE SummerSlam and 2 reasons why they shouldn’t 

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In this listicle, we will look at three reasons why The Bloodline should finally split at SummerSlam and two reasons why they shouldn’t.

#5. Why they should: Jacob Fatu has outgrown the enforcer role

Jacob Fatu has already proven that he is much more than an enforcer. He debuted on the main roster as Solo Sikoa’s right-hand man and helped The New Bloodline dominate WWE. However, over time, he broke away from that role and established himself as a major singles star.

Now, things have changed again. After aligning with Roman Reigns, Jacob has returned to being an enforcer, this time for the Original Tribal Chief. While that dynamic works for now, it also puts him back in a supporting role.

A split at SummerSlam would allow Jacob to focus on his own career once again. WWE has already shown that he can succeed outside The Bloodline. Moreover, keeping him in the faction for too long could slow down the momentum he built as a singles competitor.

#4. Why they shouldn’t: Possible faction wars

For years, The Bloodline’s biggest rivals have usually been top babyfaces or former members of the faction. However, WWE could take the faction in a different direction after SummerSlam.

Instead of continuing the same formula, The Bloodline could start feuding with other dominant groups. The Vision and The Judgment Day are two obvious examples. Moreover, Triple H could always introduce another major faction in the future.

A shift toward faction-versus-faction rivalries would give The Bloodline a fresh direction without breaking the group apart. It would also create several new matchups that fans have not seen before.

#3. Why they should: The tag team division needs The Usos

The Usos have achieved almost everything as a tag team. They are widely regarded as one of the greatest teams of their generation. However, since reuniting with Roman Reigns, they have mostly played supporting roles in Bloodline storylines.

A split could change that. Instead of fighting The Bloodline’s battles every week, Jimmy and Jey could return to focusing on the tag team division. There are several teams on WWE’s roster, and the division would benefit from having The Usos back in the title picture.

Moreover, it would give Jimmy and Jey a fresh goal after months of being part of the faction. Another run at the tag team gold could be the next chapter of their careers.

#2. Why they shouldn’t: The Bloodline story is still one of WWE’s biggest attractions

The Bloodline remains one of WWE’s biggest storylines. Roman Reigns recently suggested that The Bloodline story will continue as long as he is in WWE. As long as fans continue to react, there is little reason to end it.

Moreover, The Bloodline is still involved in some of WWE’s biggest matches and stories. Splitting the group too soon could bring an end to a storyline that continues to draw strong interest from fans.

#1. Why they should: Roman Reigns and Jacob Fatu don’t need The Bloodline anymore

Roman Reigns and Jacob Fatu have both reached a point where they no longer need a faction behind them. The OTC is the World Heavyweight Champion and remains one of the biggest stars. Meanwhile, Jacob has established himself as a main event talent after a strong run over the past year. That is why a split could make sense.

Roman and Jacob can still remain allies without carrying The Bloodline name. They can help each other when needed while focusing on their own careers. Moreover, this would allow the creative team to move away from another year of Bloodline-focused stories without forcing the two stars to become rivals. It would be a natural evolution for the group rather than a breakup caused by betrayal.