“Split Bloodline”: Tama Tonga’s Debut To Set Up NWO Style Feud With Roman Reigns, Says Twitter

Bloodline is exploding again. Ever since the nefarious faction headed by The Tribal Chief came up short in stopping Cody Rhodes’ unfathomable title win at WrestleMania 40, fans have been smelling something unpredictable cooking inside the stable. On RAW tonight, the crack loomed large in the form of a massive Solo Sikoa move unacknowledging Roman Reigns’ order. Yet, the Street Champion of the Island didn’t do it alone. He got former NJPW star and son of Haku, Tama Tonga by his side in a breath-taking segment. It prompted fans to anticipate nothing less than a Bloodline civil war involving another real-life Bloodline member, Jacob Fatu.

Paul Heyman showed up on the blue brand tonight to explain the resilience of his Tribal Chief and to assure fans of his quick return only to be interrupted by Solo Sikoa big time. Overlooking Heyman, Sikoa gave a fake hug to Jimmy Uso before Tama Tonga made his explosive debut to attack Uso from within a hoodie.  Sikoa joined forces with him to kick Jimmy out of the faction with Heyman insanely screaming this is not something the Tribal Chief wants. Sikoa couldn’t care less and ripped Heymans’s phone out of his hand.

The shell-shocking promo forced fans to look forward to a Bloodline civil war featuring Jimmy Uso, Jey Uso, and Roman Reigns vs the newly joined Tama Tonga, the new rebel Solo Sikoa, and the rumored WWE signee, the real-life Bloodline member Jacob Fatu.

They already foresee the entry of Jacob Fatu in the scene and the eventual upthrowing of Reigns by his family members.

People were convinced of Solo Sikoa being the new Bloodline chief even before he announced himself to be.

Fans sense a NWO-like split inside the stable and it’s utterly exciting to process.

They can’t hold their horses to explore the maddening twists in the Bllodline saga going forward.

We can be sure that some amazing staff will be panned out in the stable in the upcoming weeks as Bllodline is getting back to its peak.