The Ascension Of The Bloodline: 5 WWE Titles Roman Reigns’ Faction Can Go After Next

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That said, here are five championships that different members of The Bloodline could potentially win next.

#5. Jimmy Uso – AAA Latin American Championship or the WWE United States Championship

The former tag team champion has spent much of his WWE career alongside his brother Jey, but his singles potential has never completely disappeared. WWE recognizes Jimmy Uso as a nine-time Tag Team Champion alongside his brother Jey, including the historic 622-day reign.

A WWE United States Championship run could also give him a chance to establish himself independently while still remaining an important member of The Bloodline. The other possibility is AAA’s Latin American Championship. That title is currently held by La Parka, who won the championship at AAA Ola de Calor in August 2026.

A WWE-AAA crossover would be necessary for Big Jim to pursue the title, but the idea is certainly interesting. Jimmy has the personality and experience to fit naturally into the AAA environment, and the championship run there could add another chapter to his career.

#4. Jey Uso – WWE Intercontinental Championship or the AAA Mega Championship

Jey Uso has already proven that he can succeed as a singles wrestler. Jey is a former World Heavyweight Champion and Intercontinental Champion, along with his numerous tag team accomplishments. That makes another Intercontinental Championship reign a realistic possibility.

Jey’s popularity also makes him one of the easiest members of The Bloodline to place into a major singles championship program. He has already competed at the highest level, winning the 2025 Royal Rumble and later capturing the World Heavyweight Championship. There is also an interesting possibility involving AAA.

AAA’s Mega Championship has recently changed hands, with El Grande Americano defeating Dominik Mysterio at Triplemanía 34 Night 2 in September.

While a Jey Uso appearance in AAA would require the right WWE-AAA arrangement, Main Event Jey eventually challenging for the AAA Mega Championship would be an intriguing crossover scenario. It would also give Jey another opportunity to add an international championship to his resume.

#3. The Usos – WWE Tag Team Championship

This is arguably the most obvious championship possibility for The Bloodline. Jimmy and Jey Uso are already one of the most accomplished tag teams in WWE history. As mentioned, the brothers are nine-time Tag Team Champions, while their legendary 622-day reign remains one of the defining accomplishments of their careers.

Now that the twins have reunited with Roman Reigns, another Tag Team Championship reign would fit perfectly into the current Bloodline story. The brothers have also remained heavily involved in the ongoing Bloodline conflict. On August 10, Jay defeated Solo Sikoa in a high-stakes match with Jimmy’s help, continuing their efforts to bring little brother Solo back into the family.

More recently, the Usos became targets of Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, and Lucien Price, collectively known as 946, with the most recent being that their car was set ablaze by the faction. That kind of storyline could eventually lead to The Usos chasing championship gold again. A tag title victory could also give WWE another excuse to put the brothers at the center of The Bloodline story.

#2. Jacob Fatu – WWE Intercontinental Championship or the WWE Tag Team Championship

Jacob Fatu may have the most intriguing championship possibilities of anyone in The Bloodline. The Samoan Werewolf has already proven that he can operate as a singles star, and an Intercontinental Championship run would give him an opportunity to establish himself as one of WWE’s top midcard champions.

The possibility became even more interesting after Fatu feuded with Roman Reigns earlier this year. Fatu challenged Reigns to Tribal Combat for the World Heavyweight Championship, but Reigns defeated him at Clash in Italy. Fatu subsequently acknowledged Reigns and became part of the reunited Bloodline. However, Fatu could also pursue tag team gold.

A Roman Reigns and Jacob Fatu tag team would have an incredible amount of star power. It would also allow WWE to create a destructive powerhouse team that could dominate the division before eventually turning on each other.

For now, an Intercontinental Championship run could be the more natural singles option, while a tag title reign with The OTC could be the bigger storyline.

#1. The Bloodline’s OTC, Roman Reigns – WWE Tag Team Championship

Roman Reigns winning a tag team championship would be something fans probably never expected during his run as the Tribal Chief, but it would actually make sense for the current version of The Bloodline.

Reigns has spent most of his career chasing and defending world championships. However, his current relationship with The Usos and Jacob Fatu creates an interesting opportunity for him to enter the tag team division.

A Roman Reigns and Jey Uso or Roman Reigns and Jacob Fatu team would instantly become one of the biggest attractions in WWE’s tag team division. Reigns holding the WWE Tag Team Championship could also allow WWE to tell a different kind of story. Instead of another lengthy singles title program, Reigns could temporarily focus on helping his family dominate another division.