The Bloodline is one of the oldest and most large families in professional wrestling. It is formed by the Anoaʻi/Fatu family, native to the Samoa Islands, along with the family line of the great Chief Peter Maivia. Both Peter Maivia and the Amituana Reverendʻi anoaʻi were blood brothers, a connection that remains until today.
The Bloodline became the center of WWE after the Covid-19 pandemic, when Roman Reigns turned Heel and formed the straight 'The Bloodline' with his cousins Jimmy and Jey use, and later included his younger brother, only Sikoa. Sikoa continued the legacy after Roman's defeat in Wrestlemania XL. He added more members to his group, including the son of Tonga Kid, Jacob Fatu. The journalist of the Hall of Fame, Bill Apter, spoke with his younger brother, Journey Fatu, during a talk where he presented himself as 'The Odyssey of Death'.
“I am in the Fatu y Anoaʻi family, they call me the secret weapon. They only take me out when it is necessary. I used to be the youngest member of the Bloodline until our little cousin Zilla Fatu arrived. So he is our younger member. barbecue. (From 1:05 onwards)
Bloodline member talks about US champion Jacob Fatu
The WWE United States champion, Jacob Fatu, is Journey Fatu's older brother. The eldest son of Tonga Kid debuted in WWE in 2024 and took the world by surprise in less than a year with the company. His meteoric ascent in WWE led him to win the US title. In Wrestlemania 41.
During his exclusive talk with Bill Apter, Journey Fatu praised the time of her older brother in the headquarters in Stamford. He affirmed that 'this is only the beginning' for Wolf Man Samoan and that fans have only seen a sample of what he can do, when asked if Jacob Fatu has reached its maximum potential.
“This is just the beginning. This is just the beginning. For what they have seen on television, week after week, it is only a small sample, a snapshot of what my brother can do, the loneing man Samoan. And that is all I can tell you, because there are much more that they will have to see for themselves,” Fatu said. (From 2:59 onwards)
Jacob Fatu was recently involved in a classification fight for Money in the Bank in the last episode of SmackDown, but unfortunately he did not achieve victory. After being prepared to advance, the interference of Solo Sikoa and JC Mateo accidentally cost him the fight against Fatu, leaving his status within the group in the air.
