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On X, Nima revealed 946’s plan to take down Roman Reigns and his family. The group plans on taking them down one by one. Hence, it led to the kidnapping of Sikoa on RAW.

“1 by 1 by 1 by 1,” wrote Nima.

Check out Nima’s post on X:

Jacob Fatu’s brother, Journey, Sent A Message To 946

Jacob Fatu’s brother, Journey Fatu, warned 946 after they set fire to The Bloodline’s car. Journey detailed the faction’s hard upbringing in tough neighbourhoods.

Speaking to MuscleManMalcolm, Journey warned Royce Keys and his group to keep trying their best to scare The Bloodline.

“You guys think setting my family’s car on fire is gonna scare us. Before we were pro wrestlers, we were born Samoan, and when we were born Samoan, we grew up in not-so-good neighbourhoods. Cars on fire, sirens, that was an everyday thing, walking in parks and seeing people get mugged and this. This is just what we grew up with. So y’all trying to buff up on us, buff up on The Bloodline. Trying to scare us. Keep trying, how about that?”

The Bloodline is yet to retaliate against 946 after Roman Reigns put Jacob Fatu in charge of dealing with the group. The OTC is yet to address the faction’s controversial actions, as he was busy dealing with Penta.

At RAW in Mexico City, Reigns successfully defended the World Heavyweight Championship against Penta. He will next put the title on the line against LA Knight at Money in the Bank.