At WrestleMania 40 and the latest episode of SmackDown, the Bloodline stable underwent major changes, resulting in a power struggle within their group as a civil war looms.
After losing to their faction rival Jey Uso at WrestleMania 40, Solo Sikoa took matters into his own hands by assaulting and kicking Jimmy Uso out of The Bloodline during their match on SmackDown. Additionally, the alliance’s main event match on Night 2 was disrupted by an attack from John Cena and The Undertaker, which also contributed to the betrayal.
With the assistance of Tama Tonga, the latest addition to the WWE roster, Sikoa solidified their alliance with The Bloodline. However, the departure of Uso has left the group in a state of uncertainty.
After Rhodes defeated him for the WWE Undisputed Universal Championship, Reigns decided to take a break. Meanwhile, The Rock has already set his sights on next year’s flagship event.
Therefore, Sikoa is expected to lead The Bloodline until Reigns returns. He was responsible for Jimmy Uso’s removal and currently holds the record for being the longest-serving member of the group. However, The Bloodline’s current membership is limited to only Sikoa and Tonga.
Despite Tonga’s debut being well received by fans, the WWE expressed satisfaction with his performance, according to a report from Fightful Select. However, it is unlikely that he will be fast-tracked into a prominent position within the company.
The structure of the WWE will be greatly affected by the 2024 WWE Draft, particularly if Jey Uso joins SmackDown. Furthermore, if Sikoa dominates on SmackDown and earns a significant match at Backlash on May 4, the upcoming WWE pay-per-view, he may have the opportunity to challenge Reigns for the title of “Tribal Chief,”despite Reigns’ higher status.
It is worth noting that the ongoing rivalry between The Rock and Reigns may escalate as the hype for WrestleMania 41 intensifies. These developments will play a significant role in the ongoing conflict and the leadership of the stable.
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