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This has forced Solo Sikoa to stand on his own after the MFTs went out on their own. Since he’s always been a victim of the Bloodline, Knight has agreed to align with Sikoa and Royce Keys against the Usos and Jacob Fatu at SummerSlam.
It’s a disappointing use of The Megastar, but at least he’s being featured on the card. Despite that, the next four signs point to Sikoa betraying Knight and Keys and rejoining the Bloodline at SummerSlam.
#4. Can Solo Sikoa really be trusted?
Solo Sikoa may be the renegade in the family in the context of the current angle, but when the rubber hits the road, he’s not exactly the most trustworthy guy.
He turned on Jimmy Uso and formed his own group with the Tongans after Roman Reigns took off after losing the Undisputed WWE Title. He didn’t have a problem cutting out the perceived dead weight at the time, and had no problem attacking The Wiseman, Paul Heyman.
If that’s not enough proof, the MFTs ran roughshod over the SmackDown roster for the last two years to achieve their own gains. They won tag team gold on a few occasions, and crossed paths with Knight a few times.
The Samoan Werewolf also beat Knight for the United States Title, and Solo took it from Fatu. Sikoa is currently a man on an island, and in the end, he’s more likely to choose his family over a tenuous ally for one feud.
#3. His history with LA Knight
The main reason why Knight agreed to ally with Sikoa, and by extension Royce Keys, is that they are fighting a common enemy. All three have tried to fight the numbers game and lost.
The Megastar has plenty of experience fighting factions, as evidenced by his prior feud with the Bloodline and his angle with the Vision. A few years ago, however, it was Solo and the Usos costing Knight his title matches with Reigns.
Knight has brought that up in promos several times, and doing so in the few opportunities he’s had to win major WWE titles cannot be easily forgiven. He’s had most of his success by betting and relying on himself.
Any slight miscommunication or tension during the match could easily lead to an explosion between the two stars. Knight even battled the MFTs and Sikoa before moving to RAW. The alliance could work, but history isn’t in favor of it happening.
#2. Jacob Fatu already turned against Royce Keys
No matter how many WWE stars pleaded with Jacob Fatu and the Usos about blindly following Roman Reigns, they didn’t listen. They’re more interested in propping up the family, regardless of how they look.
It’s fine to show loyalty to family. There’s also loyalty with friends, which is what Royce Keys was trying to get through to Fatu. He didn’t want to see his friend get wrapped up in family drama, but it happened nonetheless.
The famous line “you can choose your friends, but you cannot choose your family” applies. Fatu and Keys experienced similar upbringings, so they bonded over that instead of blood.
Solo seems to have shared part of that upbringing as well. But since The Samoan Werewolf stepped up to and lost to The Head of Table, he’s now his most loyal follower.
If someone as unhinged as Fatu can turn on a dime, Sikoa can certainly do the same. Families always fight, and this could be just the latest skirmish in the Bloodline. For that reason, a betrayal at SummerSlam is very likely to prop up the Samoan dynasty.
#1. WWE is rebuilding the Bloodline as a dominant force
As if it hasn’t been blatantly evident since WrestleMania, WWE is again setting up the Bloodline to rule over the company.
The group held the rest of the roster down for four years until Reigns lost the Undisputed WWE Championship to Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania 40 in 2024.
The Tribal Chief winning the World Heavyweight Title must have equated to getting the band back together. The family has never been apart for too long since disbanding, as it’s rejoined for WarGames nearly every year.
The same is likely again this year. Adding Jacob Fatu makes the Bloodline even deadlier than before, especially since he’s blindly following any order from Reigns.
Solo Sikoa was an original member, so having him back in the fold would make sense. It won’t help the rest of the roster, but Sikoa coming home fits into making the Bloodline a dominant force in WWE once more.
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