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After disrespecting the Anoa’i family, Punk might face consequences. In this article, we will be looking at five Anoa’i family members who could confront the World Heavyweight Champion after his actions on Monday Night RAW.
#5. Nia Jax
For those who might not know, Nia Jax is part of the Samoan family. The Irresistible Force is currently on SmackDown and teaming up with Lash Legend. However, if WWE wants to stir up tension between Punk and Reigns, Nia might confront CM Punk on the red brand.
Recently, the SmackDown star also reacted to Punk and Reigns’ segment, saying that Punk can’t physically beat her family. So, the current Women’s Tag Team Champion may send a warning to The Second City Saint and threaten him not to drag her family into it again.
#4. Zilla Fatu
The next name on this list is Zilla Fatu. The real-life Bloodline member reacts to WWE storylines. After CM Punk’s actions on the red brand, Zilla took to his official X account and posted that The Best in the World is now on his target list.
If Triple H’s creative team wants, they can use this angle as part of a storyline where Zilla could make his WWE debut and confront Punk before WrestleMania 42.
#3. Rikishi
Rikishi is one of the most prominent veterans from the Anoa’i family. It’s been a long time since the Hall of Famer appeared on WWE television. CM Punk dragging Roman Reigns’ father into the promo could set the stage for Rikishi’s highly-anticipated return to TV.
The veteran might confront The Second City Saint and warn him about possible consequences for disrespecting his family members.
#2. Jey Uso
Jey Uso is part of Monday Night RAW. Recently, The YEET Master made his return and destroyed The Vision with help from Jimmy Uso. Punk and Jey had previous encounters on the red brand.
Meanwhile, with The Best in the World targeting Roman Reigns’ father, Jey might step in to confront CM Punk. This angle will plant seeds for the future OG Bloodline reunion.
#1. WWE’s TKO Board of Directors, The Rock
Last time when Cody Rhodes dragged the Anoa’i family, The Rock was there to teach him a lesson. The Final Boss slapped The American Nightmare during a press conference.
With CM Punk disrespecting Reigns’ father, it wouldn’t be surprising if The Final Boss returns to WWE to confront The Voice of the Voiceless. Including The Rock in the Roman-Punk storyline will generate more excitement for WrestleMania 42.
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