Solo Sikoa Becomes the Scapegoat as Roman Reigns’ Brotherly Emotions for Jey Uso Puts Him in an Uncomfortable Situation

Solo Sikoa can’t catch a break. Last week on SmackDown, he became a victim of a super-kick, and a chair shot o the midsection and back, courtesy of his own brother Jey Uso. On this week’s edition of the blue brand show, he had to endure an insult on the face one more time and guess who delivered the insult. Yes, it was Jey Uso, again.

Poor Sikoa was just stepping up for his Tribal Chief and paid the price for it. What appeared to be Roman Reigns‘ brotherly emotions for Jey Uso resulted in Sikoa getting super kicked in the face. Well, maybe he should’ve just left his big bros alone and let them handle their business on their own.

Solo Sikoa’s plan to attack Jey Uso backfires on him because of Roman Reigns

This week’s edition of SmackDown featured Reigns (with Sikoa and Paul Heyman by his side) and Jey Uso in the main event for the contract signing for their upcoming match. During the segment, one-half of The Usos challenged Reign for a Tribal Combat for SummerSlam.

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According to this special stipulation, Reigns will not only have to defend his undisputed WWE Universal Championship but also his Tribal Chief status. Is it just me or can you also feel the temperature rising, because ‘The Biggest part of The Summer’ got even bigger and hotter, peeps!

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Though ‘The Big Dog’ was hesitant, he put his Tribal Lei, Ula Fala, on the line along with his undisputed title. As the two parties were about to depart from the ring after shaking their hands, Sikoa tried to attack Jey Uso but Reigns prevented it. Yes, Reigns, what a shocker, right? Things just got interesting!

The man who has been thirsty for Jey’s blood, even since he pinned him at Money in the Bank, stopped Sikoa from attacking him. It looked like for a moment, Reigns’ emotions for his cousin got the best of him. Well, Sikoa then had to pay the price for Reigns’ softness, as he became a scapegoat when Jey’s boot caught him right in the face. Ouch!

Like every week, The Bloodline segment has again become the talk of the internet and Sikoa getting kicked in the face is the raging topic of discussion online.

The WWE Universe has mixed reactions to Jey super kicking Sikoa

Do you know how many times ‘The Street Champion’ has received a super kick to his face from his older brothers till now? No one from the WWE Universe knows this, because they have all stopped counting. Well, ever since Sikoa chose to side with ‘The Head of the Table’, it has a kind of become a tradition for him to get kicked in the face.

The WWE fans are sensing an incoming betrayal as they believe Sikoa is going to turn on his Tribal Chief just like his older brothers did. Fans predict that Reigns causing this insult on SmackDown may lead to Sikoa betraying him at SummerSlam.

‘Main Event Jey Uso’ taught a lesson and delivered a solid message to his younger brother on SmackDown: ‘What happens when you mess with your older brother?’ How do you think Sikoa will react to this insult? Share your thoughts in the comments box below. We would love to hear from you.

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