WWE Management’s True Feelings on Solo Sikoa’s Babyface Turn (REPORTS)

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His latest run as a babyface has reportedly caught some eyeballs. WRKD Wrestling reported on X that the backstage reception to his character development over the last few weeks has been very positive.

“There has been a VERY positive response backstage to Solo’s growth over the last few weeks. I wish aggregation accounts would either RT/QRT my posts so this account would grow and it’s worth continuing to post. There are plans to keep heavily growing his character on weekly TV,” the post read.

The former United States Champion seems to be on an upward trajectory as he is getting more screen time on WWE TV across both brands and being cheered as a babyface.

Solo Sikoa will face the Bloodline members in a six-man tag team match at SummerSlam

Solo Sikoa has recently been helping Royce Keys, who has a history with Jacob Fatu but is currently at loggerheads with the Samoan Werewolf.

Solo Sikoa, Royce Keys, and LA Knight all have issues with the Bloodline. After multiple skirmishes and attacks from both ends over the past few weeks, the three men decided to team up in a six-man tag team match against their common enemy, the Bloodline, at SummerSlam this weekend.

On the latest episode of SmackDown, Solo Sikoa came out to help Royce Keys, who was part of a fatal four-way bout against Finn Balor, Trick Williams, and Damian Priest to determine who would go to SummerSlam to face Sami Zayn for a #1 contender’sspot at the WWE Championship. Soon enough, the Usos, to whom Sikoa has been a thorn on their side, came out to ambush him. LA Knight then came out, and the four men brawled it out on the ramp. Fatu took out Royce Keys at ringside, leading Finn Balor to win the match eventually.

Fans are sure to be excited for this match to see Solo Sikoa in action against his former faction, the Bloodline, at SummerSlam, which takes place over two nights on August 1 and 2 at the U.S Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota.