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If the OG Bloodline does indeed reunite at WrestleMania 42 after Reigns battles CM Punk, here are four WWE Superstars they could target in the aftermath.
4. Seth Rollins
Seth Rollins is back to being a babyface after his return at Elimination Chamber. He is expected to feud with The Vision till WrestleMania 42, but could turn his attention to The Bloodline afterward.
The Visionary’s history with Reigns is well documented, and he has made it clear that his problems with The Bloodline will likely never end. If The Usos join forces with the OTC once again, it is likely that they could go after Rollins to erase the blemish on Roman Reigns’ record against his former Shield teammate.
3. Drew McIntyre
During his feud with Jey Uso, Drew McIntyre briefly introduced a Bloodline Hunter gimmick, which ended up going nowhere. He is currently on SmackDown and feuding with Jacob Fatu, but could move back to RAW after WrestleMania 42, following his hiatus.
On his first night back, he could be interrupted and attacked by The Usos, eventually allowing him to revive the Bloodline Hunter character and becoming a full-blown babyface once more. He could then feud with Roman Reigns throughout the summer and eventually win the World Heavyweight Championship at SummerSlam if the OTC manages to win it at The Show of Shows this year.
2. CM Punk
CM Punk is currently feuding with Roman Reigns on the Road to WrestleMania 42 and is set to main-event Night Two by putting his world title on the line. It is likely that Punk’s issues with Reigns will not end in Las Vegas.
He could be targeted by The Usos in the aftermath of WrestleMania 42, especially after their confrontation last week, where Punk refused to apologize for bringing up Sika during his promo with Reigns the week prior.
1. LA Knight
The Bloodline’s first feud after their potential reunion was seemingly teased this past week on WWE RAW itself. Even though LA Knight and The Usos have collectively battled The Vision over the past few months, their relationship could sour following the faction’s return.
Knight could call out Jimmy and Jey after WrestleMania, leading to the twins taking him out in the middle of the ring. This could result in a feud developing between the them, potentially involving Roman Reigns as well. It could then lead to The Megastar winning the Money in the Bank briefcase against all odds, and cashing in on the Tribal Chief to win his first world title in WWE.
However, these storylines all depend on what plans WWE has for The Bloodline’s reunion, and if it ends up happening at all.
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