The Bloodline WWE Roundup – Backstage Report On Roman Reigns’ WWE Title Run; Jey Uso Calls Out Fans; New Member To Seemingly Debut

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#4. Jacob Fatu put on notice by WWE Superstar Bronson Reed

Jacob Fatu and Bronson Reed once teamed up together under Solo Sikoa’s new Bloodline for the 2024 WarGames Match. They were part of the team that lost to Roman Reigns’ OG Bloodline, who teamed up with CM Punk on the night.

Reed, who is now a member of The Vision, has boldly claimed that he isn’t afraid of Fatu after a fan claimed on social media that The Samoan Werewolf was coming for him.

The Aus-zilla has been sidelined with an injury he suffered back in February 2026 and failed to qualify for the Elimination Chamber Match. Reed’s return date is yet to be confirmed.

#3. Jey Uso calls out fans and Oba Femi

Jey Uso is set to face Oba Femi at Night of Champions in the final of the King of the Ring Tournament. On social media, he called out WWE fans, who have been critical about his recent push.

The former World Heavyweight Champion began his King of the Ring journey with a win over LA Knight, Royce Keys, and Finn Balor in the first round. The following round, he defeated Je’Von Evans to book his place in the final.

Jey has now called out the fans on social media, who have been critical of his push. He is also confident in his chances of beating Femi to become the new King of the Ring. The YEET Man has also been asked to bring the Undisputed WWE Championship back to The Bloodline by defeating Cody Rhodes, who is set to defend his title against Gunther and Sami Zayn at Night of Champions.

#2. WWE reportedly has interest in Zilla Fatu

Zilla Fatu is a member of the Anoa’i family and son of the late legend, Umaga. Reports have suggested that the Stamford-based company is interested in bringing Zilla to the company. He has teamed up with Jacob Fatu and is no stranger to The Samoan Werewolf.

Zilla also feuded with former NXT Champion Ricky Saints in Reality of Wrestling. Their issues began in December 2025, but Zilla never made his way over to NXT to resume the feud.

#1. WWE’s plans for Roman Reigns’ reign as the World Heavyweight Champion

WWE is reportedly very keen on the Bloodline storyline and has no intentions of ending the storyline anytime soon. The same can be said regarding Roman Reigns’ title reign.

Reigns won the title by dethroning CM Punk at WrestleMania 42, defeating him on Night 2 at The Grandest Stage of Them All. The OTC has successfully defended the title twice against Jacob Fatu, first at Backlash and then at Clash in Italy.

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