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The Original Tribal Chief also ordered Fatu to take care of Royce Keys and OTM.
That said, the latest episode of RAW served as a major blow to The Bloodline as The Usos were brutally attacked and were sent to the hospital. With Jey and Jimmy Uso sidelined with injuries, The Bloodline has been weakened, with Reigns only having Jacob Fatu. Together, they will have to deal with a lot of competition and will need some backup.
In this article, we will look at three potential names who could join The Bloodline in The Usos’ absence.
#3. Former WWE United States Champion
Royce Keys and OTM not only eradicated The Usos but also targeted Solo Sikoa later on in the show, though he didn’t look as banged up as The Samoan Twins.
Although the former United States Champion has distanced himself from the Roman Reigns-led faction, he could unite with The Bloodline to face a common enemy.
Solo is up against three formidable and aggressive rising stars who could pose a serious threat. Recognizing the challenge, the Street Champion would also accept that he needs support.
As a result, he could consider making a deal with Jacob Fatu to join forces in confronting Keys and his crew.
This way, the former leader of the MFT could serve as The Usos’ replacement in The Bloodline. However, this would likely be a temporary alliance, as Solo would also want to ensure he retains the ability to go his own way once Keys and OTM are dealt with.
#2. Zilla Fatu
The Main One entered WWE NXT Heatwave 2026 with the objective to capture gold in his debut match.
He competed in the WWE NXT Championship Fatal Four-Way alongside Tony D’Angelo, Grayson Waller, and Cruz Montana. But Umaga’s son failed in his bid, and Waller emerged as the new NXT Champion.
Zilla, according to reports, may soon move to the main roster and join his cousins. Losing his debut match could pave the way for his main roster debut.
Reigns told Jacob that Royce Keys was his problem, and the Samoan Werewolf could take this seriously. Now that The Usos are sidelined, Jacob could bring in Zilla Fatu as a replacement to help wage war against Keys and OTM.
Zilla and Jacob worked together as a tag team during their run on the independent wrestling circuits. The two could now team up on WWE RAW to take on Keys and his heel crew.
#1. Sami Zayn
The Honorary Uce has been obsessed with recapturing the Undisputed WWE Championship since losing it to CM Punk. As a result, he has been constantly causing trouble in the title picture.
Last week, he interfered in Punk’s title defense against Kevin Owens and officially turned heel after hitting The Prizefighter with the title.
This week, on WWE Friday Night SmackDown, Zayn ambushed the No. 1 Contender’s Match. General Manager Nick Aldis could take serious action against Sami for being problematic and fire him from SmackDown.
This would leave the door open for him to go back to WWE RAW. Reigns could pull strings and bring his Honorary Uce back to the crew in The Usos’ absence.
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