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#5. Roman Reigns vs. Jacob Fatu
Roman Reigns and Jacob Fatu have been involved in one of WWE’s biggest rivalries this year. The feud started after Reigns defeated CM Punk to win the World Heavyweight Championship at WrestleMania 42.
Jacob Fatu made it clear that he wanted the title for his family. The rivalry has also centered around the Tongan De*th Grip, which WWE has presented as an important part of the family’s history.
The two stars eventually faced each other at Backlash 2026. Roman Reigns retained the World Heavyweight Championship after using an exposed turnbuckle to stop Fatu’s momentum. However, Jacob attacked Reigns after the match and stood tall to end the show.
The feud has continued on RAW in the following weeks. Fatu attacked Roman Reigns and The Usos before the OG Bloodline finally got some revenge on the latest episode. At the end of the segment, Jacob challenged Reigns to a Tribal Combat Match at Clash in Italy, which Roman accepted.
#4. Jacob Fatu vs. Solo Sikoa
Jacob Fatu originally debuted as part of Solo Sikoa’s version of The Bloodline. However, things slowly started changing once Fatu began finding success as a singles star.
The problems between the two became more noticeable after Jacob won the United States Championship at WrestleMania 41. Solo often took credit for Fatu’s success, while Jacob slowly grew frustrated with the situation.
The rivalry officially began at Money in the Bank when Fatu turned on Solo during the ladder match. After that, the two Bloodline members started feuding over the United States Championship.
The rivalry became a major part of SmackDown throughout the summer. Solo eventually defeated Jacob for the title with help from Talla Tonga and Tonga Loa. The feud continued afterward, with Solo also retaining the championship against Fatu inside a Steel Cage Match at SummerSlam 2025.
#3. Roman Reigns vs. Solo Sikoa (the Bloodline civil war)
After Roman Reigns lost the Undisputed WWE Championship at WrestleMania XL, he stepped away from WWE television for some time. During his absence, Solo Sikoa took control of The Bloodline.
Solo removed Paul Heyman and Jimmy Uso from the faction before introducing Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa, and Jacob Fatu as new members. He also took possession of the Ula Fala and declared himself the new Tribal Chief.
Solo believed Roman Reigns was no longer fit to lead the family after losing the championship. Roman eventually returned at SummerSlam and immediately went after Solo Sikoa. Reigns made it clear that he still considered himself the Original Tribal Chief.
The rivalry lasted for several months and eventually led to a Tribal Combat Match during RAW’s Netflix premiere in January 2025. Roman Reigns defeated Solo Sikoa and reclaimed the Ula Fala.
#2. Roman Reigns vs. Jey Uso
Roman Reigns and Jey Uso’s rivalry became one of the most important parts of the entire Bloodline story. The feud helped establish Roman as the Tribal Chief and also helped turn Jey into a singles star.
The issues between the cousins started in 2020 after Roman returned and demanded that Jey acknowledge him as the Head of the Table. Jey refused, which led to two major matches between the family members.
At Clash of Champions 2020, Roman targeted Jey until Jimmy Uso threw in the towel to save his brother. The rivalry later continued inside Hell in a Cell in an “I Quit” Match, where Jey quit after Roman attacked an injured Jimmy Uso.
The problems between the two resurfaced again in 2023 after Jey grew tired of Roman’s control within The Bloodline. At Money in the Bank, Jey pinned Reigns during a tag team match and became the first superstar to pin Roman in several years.
The two later faced each other in a Tribal Combat Match at SummerSlam 2023, where Roman retained after Jimmy Uso betrayed Jey.
#1. Jimmy Uso vs. Jey Uso
Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso’s rivalry started after Jimmy betrayed his brother at SummerSlam 2023. During the Tribal Combat Match between Roman Reigns and Jey Uso, Jimmy attacked Jey and cost him the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship.
Jimmy later claimed that he wanted to protect Jey from becoming like Roman Reigns. However, the betrayal only created more tension between the brothers.
Jey eventually moved to RAW to focus on his singles career, but Jimmy continued interfering in his matches and targeting him across brands. The rivalry eventually led to a singles match between the twins at WrestleMania XL. In the end, Jey Uso defeated Jimmy to settle the feud.
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