3 Things that may happen if Solo Sikoa rejoins Roman Reigns’ Bloodline

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At the end of Clash in Italy, Reigns said he had something planned for Solo Sikoa and MFT. Sikoa and the OTC share a storied history as teammates and rivals. The Street Champion of the Island still hates the World Heavyweight Champion. This week on SmackDown, Jacob Fatu showed up and confronted Solo Sikoa. The Samoan Werewolf revealed that Reigns had sent him to the blue show to bring Sikoa back home.

The MFT leader didn’t seem interested in the offer. He highlighted how Reigns had disrespected Fatu before saying that Reigns should come to the blue brand and recruit him to The Bloodline in person if he wanted him back in the group.

WWE seems to be bringing the original Bloodline back together. Solo Sikoa was the most feared member of the stable during Roman Reigns’ Undisputed WWE Championship reign. Hence, the OTC knows what The Street Champion brings to the table.

In this article, we will discuss three things that may happen if Solo Sikoa rejoins Roman Reigns’ Bloodline.

#3. Tama Tonga could remain on SmackDown if Solo Sikoa rejoins The Bloodline

Tama Tonga and Solo Sikoa have not been on the same page for months. The Good Bad Guy doesn’t like Sikoa’s leadership style and habit of prioritizing his personal goals. He was widely expected to part ways with MFT around WrestleMania 42. However, the company didn’t pull the trigger on the move.

Shinsuke Nakamura tried to motivate Tama Tonga to break free from MFT and become a singles wrestler. But Tama chose not to walk away from the villainous faction.

Tama has the potential to be a successful singles wrestler. He has impressed viewers with his work as part of the MFT and deserves a United States Championship run. If Sikoa rejoins The Bloodline, The Good Bad Guy could remain on SmackDown and embark on a singles run.

The Good Bad Guy arguably doesn’t need Sikoa or Talla Tonga to remain relevant on the blue brand. Given his decorated run in NJPW, he has the experience to thrive as a singles competitor. At 43, he might look to slow down in the ring in the near future. Hence, WWE should give him an extended push in 2026.

#2. Talla Tonga will accompany Solo Sikoa if he joins The Bloodline

Talla Tonga is relatively new to the main roster. Since Tonga Loa’s and JC Matteo’s exit, WWE has been portraying him as a dominant force on TV. He has already picked up major singles wins over Royce Keys and Damian Priest. However, he might not be ready to fly solo at the moment.

WWE only has a handful of giants on its roster right now. Talla Tonga is one of them. Hence, he needs the right guidance and mentorship to reach the mountaintop in the company. If Solo Sikoa joins The Bloodline, the creative team might book Talla to also combine forces with the legendary faction.

Talla’s inclusion in The Bloodline could truly make it unstoppable in WWE. The giant could benefit from working with legends like Roman Reigns and The Usos as part of the stable.

There have been rumors of a feud between Roman Reigns and Oba Femi later this year. Talla could be the wildcard the OTC needs to take down The Ruler. He could be Reigns’ muscle in the group and help him win crucial matches.

#1. WWE could continue to showcase tension within the Roman Reigns-led Bloodline

Jacob Fatu reluctantly joined The Bloodline after failing to defeat Roman Reigns at Clash in Italy. He is now obeying the OTC’s orders, but he isn’t fond of Jey and Jimmy Uso. There is already tension within The Bloodline.

If Solo Sikoa joins The Bloodline, the situation could become even more chaotic within the group. Sikoa doesn’t like Reigns. Meanwhile, The Samoan Werewolf has also been at odds with The Street Champion since his exit from MFT.

Fatu clearly doesn’t want to work with Sikoa and Reigns. However, if the OTC wants them to reunite, The Samoan Werewolf might not have a choice. The Usos, Sikoa, and Fatu could continue to butt heads if they reunite.

The Bloodline saga gained popularity because of the unpredictable dynamics of the Anoa’i-Fatu family. WWE could be looking to replicate the success of the original story by bringing Sikoa back to the Roman Reigns-led faction. The interactions between Fatu, The Usos, and Sikoa could be fun to watch. Sikoa’s inclusion might even make the program unpredictable.