5 Potential Endgames for the Current Bloodline Story

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However, Solo Sikoa remains the major loose end. The Street Champion previously tried to build his own version of The Bloodline, and his relationship with Roman has always been complicated. More recently, Sikoa has shown he has no intention of simply falling back in line. On the August 17 episode of RAW, Solo joined forces with LA Knight to attack the OTC and The Usos, proving that the conflict is far from over.

That said, in this article, we look at five potential endgames for the current Bloodline story.

#5. Roman Reigns vs. Solo Sikoa

A future Roman Reigns vs. Solo Sikoa match could become the ultimate showdown for control of The Bloodline.

Sikoa has made it clear that he has no intention of returning to Roman’s side. His decision to stand against the OTC has made their relationship even more personal, especially after everything that happened during Solo’s attempt to establish his own version of the group.

Meanwhile, Roman Reigns has every reason to want revenge. Solo is no longer just a former family member who disagrees with him; he has become someone willing to directly challenge his authority. That makes their eventual singles match much more than a regular family feud.

The OTC could enter the bout determined to prove that he remains the undisputed leader of the Anoa’i family. On the other hand, Solo could see the match as his opportunity to finally escape Roman’s shadow and establish himself as a leader in his own right.

Jacob Fatu could also become an important factor. His relationship with Roman remains complicated. Thus, The Street Champion could attempt to use that tension to his advantage.

If WWE wants to reignite The Bloodline Civil War, Roman vs. Solo could be the perfect starting point.

#4. Roman Reigns vs. Jacob Fatu

The ultimate ending to The Bloodline could be Roman Reigns going one-on-one with Jacob Fatu, perhaps for the final time.

The tension between the two has been building for months. Fatu initially refused to acknowledge Roman as his Tribal Chief before eventually falling in line after losing Tribal Combat. However, his loyalty has never felt completely genuine.

The OTC has repeatedly treated Fatu like an enforcer rather than an equal, while the latter has continued to establish himself as one of WWE’s most dangerous stars. That tension could eventually become impossible to contain.

The situation has become even more unstable following Solo Sikoa’s decision to turn against Reigns. Jacob Fatu also refused to get involved when Solo attacked Roman, suggesting that he may no longer be willing to blindly follow the Tribal Chief.

WWE could use that development to build toward a blockbuster Roman Reigns vs. Jacob Fatu match. The story would be bigger than a singles contest. It would represent a battle between two generations of the Anoa’i family and a fight over who should lead the next era.

If Fatu defeats Roman, it could mark the definitive end of Reigns’ Bloodline era and establish Fatu as the family’s new dominant force.

#3. Solo Sikoa vs. Jacob Fatu

This might be the most personal singles feud WWE can create without involving Roman Reigns.

Solo Sikoa and Jacob Fatu have history. Before the current Bloodline situation developed, Fatu turned on Sikoa and left MFT. The duo engaged in an intense rivalry, with Solo’s faction helping him get the upper hand.

Now that Sikoa has been ousted from MFT, a feud with the Samoan Werewolf could become a battle over who should lead the family’s next generation. Jacob Fatu represents raw aggression and has repeatedly shown that he does not need a faction to establish himself. Meanwhile, Solo Sikoa has spent years trying to prove that he can become a leader rather than merely another member of Roman’s empire.

If Roman’s group eventually fractures, Solo and Fatu could become the two biggest beneficiaries of the fallout.

#2. A three-way Bloodline civil war

WWE could take things even further by creating a full-scale three-way Bloodline civil war.

Instead of simply having Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa settle their differences, the company could establish three competing sides: Roman and The Usos, Solo Sikoa and his allies, and Jacob Fatu as the unpredictable third force.

This would allow WWE to revisit the family-war concept while making it feel different from the previous Bloodline Civil War.

The biggest attraction would be the uncertainty surrounding Fatu. He has already challenged Roman, lost to him, and later joined his family. Meanwhile, Solo has made it clear that he does not want to acknowledge Roman.

Eventually, all three could decide that there is only room for one leader. That could lead to a chaotic match or faction war with the future of the group at stake.

#1. The family reunites against an outside threat

Ironically, the best ending for The Bloodline story could involve everyone realizing that they are stronger together. Roman Reigns, Solo Sikoa, Jacob Fatu, and The Usos could spend months fighting each other before an outside threat becomes too dangerous to ignore.

That would allow WWE to create a major moment where old rivals stand together once again. Reigns and Solo would still have unresolved issues. Fatu could still resent Roman’s treatment of him. The Usos could have their own concerns about the family’s direction.

However, when another faction or major WWE Superstar threatens their family, they could temporarily put aside their differences. The reunion would not necessarily erase the civil war. Instead, it could create an even bigger story: The Bloodline survives because the family understands that nobody outside the Anoa’i dynasty can break them apart.

That could ultimately become the most satisfying conclusion to this chapter of The Bloodline saga.

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