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Reigns first recruited the Usos as official members of the Bloodline, and the pair immediately helped him out in his war against Jacob Fatu, who became Reigns’ first challenger after WrestleMania 42. However, after two title match defeats, Fatu has had to acknowledge Reigns as his Tribal Chief and has since been officially made a Bloodline member.
There is one more young Samoan family member who could eventually join the faction, and that is 26-year-old Zilla Fatu, son of late WWE legend Umaga.
Zilla has been active in the independent wrestling scene and has been linked to a move to WWE recently. Popular wrestling outlet False Finish recently reported that when Zilla Fatu was at the WWE Performance Center, it was discussed that he should have a run at NXT before being included in the Bloodline saga.
Solo Sikoa was also another real-life Bloodline member who had to do some work in the developmental before being involved in the top storyline.
Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter also mentioned that Fatu is expected to start with the Stamford-based promotion very soon. But Zilla will likely be working in NXT for months before making his main roster debut or being included in the Bloodline story.
Roman Reigns will face Seth Rollins at WWE SummerSlam
Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins have a long history together, and the two men have been allies and rivals for over a decade now at different points in time.
Rollins and Reigns were part of a game-changing faction in the early 2010s called The Shield. They later had multiple storylines and feuds in which they faced each other for titles and otherwise. But when Seth Rollins confronted the OTC on RAW this past Monday, The Architect pointed to the fact that Reigns has never beaten him in a one-on-one contest before challenging him to a World Heavyweight Title match at SummerSlam.
Reigns immediately accepted the challenge and said that he “needs to” defeat Rollins at SummerSlam. Rollins will be out to win back the title he had to vacate due to injury last year, and Reigns will be looking to cling on to it for a long time, leading to a potential blockbuster match at the biggest event of the summer.
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