Following WWE WrestleMania 40, fans have witnessed a different side of Solo Sikoa in The Bloodline. On the April 12th edition of WWE SmackDown, The Bloodline addressed the loss of their chief, Roman Reigns. The Wiseman Paul Heyman, who was addressing the loss, was interrupted by Solo Sikoa. He took the mic and stated that losing has consequences, turning his attention to Jimmy Uso. The latter, who faced his brother Jey Uso at WWE WrestleMania 40, lost to him.
Upon Solo Sikoa’s unexpected shift of focus to him, Jimmy Uso found himself attacked by Tama Tonga, resulting in a brutal beating witnessed by fans. Sikoa and Tonga actively caused chaos on the WWE SmackDown roster last weekend. They teamed up for a tag team match against Kevin Owens and Randy Orton at WWE Backlash in France.
WWE Hall of Famer Mark Henry praised Solo Sikoa during his interview on Busted Radio. He noted Sikoa’s rise as a crucial figure in The Bloodline faction, especially in Roman Reigns’ absence. He stated, “Solo is starting to enter his comfort zone too, I don’t know if y’all recognise that or not, but Solo’s expressions are different, the light switch came on.”
WWE superstar Solo Sikoa adds another member in The Bloodline
At WWE Backlash in France, fans witnessed one of the most intense street fights. The Bloodline, facing Randy Orton and Kevin Owens, emerged victorious. In a pivotal moment, Owens came close to securing the win, only for the referee to be pulled out by debutant Tama Loa, who had been hidden under the ring.
Tama Loa not only distracted Kevin Owens by intervening with the referee but also attacked Randy Orton. Exploiting the distraction caused by Tama Loa, Solo Sikoa capitalized and delivered a Samoan Spike to Owens for the victory. Post-match, Solo Sikoa stood tall alongside Tama Tonga and Tama Loa, with Paul Heyman, marking another new addition to The Bloodline.
