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The Yeet Master picked up a big win thanks to Jimmy Uso’s interference, which distracted Solo Sikoa, allowing Jey to capitalize and secure the victory. As a result, The Street Champion could be forced to rejoin The Bloodline on tonight’s episode of RAW.
In a shocking turn of events, Solo Sikoa could first join The Bloodline, accepting The OTC’s welcome necklace, before throwing the “We the Ones” sign in front of the crowd. However, while leaving the ring, he could stop Roman Reigns, throw the necklace in his face, and announce that he has decided to part ways with the crew. This way, he would fulfill the agreed-upon stipulation while also remaining free.
Sikoa pulling off such a segment would be a generational moment. He could leave the ring, dodge everyone, run through the crowd, and perform his signature “Phew Phew” gesture at The Bloodline, strengthening his babyface character even more.
WWE legend doesn’t want to see Zilla Fatu join The Bloodline
The Bloodline’s WWE takeover has gotten stronger with Umaga’s son, Zilla Fatu, making his debut in NXT. However, the fact that he did not join The Bloodline has raised questions among some fans, as many saw him debuting through the family given the hype he was gaining online.
Speaking on ‘The Extreme Life of Matt Hardy’, the former WWE icon expressed that Zilla Fatu must spend more time in NXT before heading to the main roster or joining The Bloodline:
“I think right now I’m very happy to see him in NXT. I think he could use a very good run in NXT, really become established on his own as a Zilla Fatu, as an individual character, not just lumped in with all the small ones. Because once you get into the whole Bloodline deal, it’s kind of hard to stand out.”
With Sunday Night’s Main Event and 2026 Money in the Bank approaching, it will be interesting to see what plans Triple H and the WWE creative team have in store for Roman and his crew in the coming weeks.
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