The saga of The Bloodline has been writing a brand new chapter ever since Roman Reigns lost the Undisputed WWE Championship and Solo Sikoa took over the reins with his own incarnation of the stable. Following the events that transpired, a WWE Hall of Famer claimed that their story was totally unmatched.
The final segment of the June 28th edition of SmackDown from Madison Square Garden featured The Bloodline Acknowledgement Ceremony. This also saw the debutant, Jacob Fatu, who made a strong debut by taking down Kevin Owens, Cody Rhodes, and Randy Orton last week, introduced by Solo Sikoa despite earlier claims to Paul Heyman that he wasn’t inside the Garden.
Solo Sikoa commanded all members of The Bloodline, Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa, and Jacob Fatu to acknowledge him. The leader of Bloodline 2.0 then turned to Paul Heyman, demanding the same, and presented Roman Reigns’ red garland for Paul Heyman to use.
Which WWE Hall of Famer claimed that The Bloodline story is unmatched after SmackDown this week?
However, remaining loyal to Reigns, Heyman refused to obey Solo’s demands. This led to the Bloodline leader to take him down with a Samoan Spike. Jacob Fatu then executed a flying headbutt, followed by a triple powerbomb through the announcer’s desk. After the show went off the air, it was shown that Paul Heyman was carried out of the arena in a stretcher and taken to the hospital.
After witnessing the events that transpired on SmackDown, WWE Hall of Famer Bully Ray took to his X to state that the level of storytelling with The Bloodline was unmatched by any individual or company, crediting for staying relevant to date.
“The level of storytelling going on w/ the Bloodline is unmatched by anyone or any company in the entire wrestling industry,”
The level of storytelling going on w/ the Bloodline is unmatched by anyone or any company in the entire wrestling industry. #SmackDown @BustedOpenRadio
— Bully Ray (@bullyray5150) June 29, 2024
With Solo possibly outcasting Paul Heyman from his Bloodline, we will have to wait and see if Heyman would respond to the same.
