The Bloodline has undergone a drastic change ever since Roman Reigns’ historic and record-setting reign as the Undisputed WWE Universal Champion came to its demise at WrestleMania 40 at the hands of Cody Rhodes. With The Head of the Table absent since then, Bloodline was left without a person to take charge.
It was on the following SmackDown that Solo Sikoa stepped up to the responsibility and took the reins from Roman Reigns bringing about a significant change in The Bloodline. In his first actions, he outcasted Jimmy Uso from the faction and then inducted the debutant, Tama Tonga into the Bloodline.
With the stable different from the way it looked before WrestleMania 40, here are 3 new possible additions that can be made to The Bloodline:
1. Jacob Fatu
Alongside Tama Tonga, the next possible and most logical addition to The Bloodline is another member of the Anoa’i family who signed with WWE over the WrestleMania 40 week, Jacob Fatu. The son of WWE Legend, the late Umaga has proven himself to be one of the dominant and technically skilled athletes in various promotions and could be the perfect fit for the Bloodline led by the modern-day Umaga himself, Solo Sikoa.
2. Bron Breakker
One of the top prospects in WWE NXT, Bron Breakker has now become an official part of the Friday Night SmackDown roster. Following his and Baron Corbin’s tag team title loss last week on NXT, Breakker announced that he would be moving up to the main roster full-time. WWE could use this opportunity to channel Breakker’s full potential by aligning him with The Bloodline and start his journey as they envisioned him to be, a main event caliber WWE superstar.
3. Roman Reigns can join The new Bloodline in WWE
The Tribal Chief Roman Reigns could join the new ranks of The Bloodline set by his Tribal Heir, Solo Sikoa. In his absence, the scenario could see The Enforcer rebuild the Bloodline in a way even The Head of the Table did not envision. This would set the tone for the grand return of Roman Reigns after his loss at WrestleMania 40, rejoining his faction, but this time as a co-leader with the man who kept the dominance alive in his absence, Solo Sikoa.
