The new Bloodline suffered a great blow to WWE SmackDown after Roman Reigns's return to the headquarters in Stamford. According to a new report, there is an update on a 34 -year -old star that could potentially join the faction.
Last year, Hikuleo's name often appeared when discussed about the new Bloodline between fans and critics. The 34-year-old star left New Japan Pro-Wrestling, and there was the possibility of becoming a new member of the Bloodline under the leadership of Solo Sikoa, similar to his brothers, Tama and Tong Loa.
According to him Wrestling Observer Newsletter (WON), There is an update on the state of Hikuleo with the headquarters with headquarters in Stamford. The report indicated that it is signed with WWE and training in Orlando. However, it is management decision when and where to use it as talent in the company.
Until now, there are no indications of when it will debut in the company. He competed for the last time in New Japan Pro-Wrestling in June 2024 in a four-tornado-type corner team combat.
What has been doing the new Bloodline at WWE SmackDown?
Last year, the Bloodline entered war against the original Roman Reigns and CM Punk group, who intervened by Paul Heyman. Despite losing the fight, only Sikoa maintained his domain for a while since he had the ULA Fala.
In addition, Sikoa lost Tonga Loa and Bronson Reed inside Wargames, since both stars suffered serious injuries. However, he was determined to become the true tribal boss by accepting Roman Reigns's challenge.
The two found themselves in RAW's debut in Netflix, and Sikoa lost the Ula Fala to the original tribal chief. Later, a gap was created between Sikoa and Jacob Fatu and Tama Tonga, since it seemed that the duo lost faith in Sikoa's leadership.
Instead, they wreaked havoc on the blue brand in the absence of Sol Sikoa, and the dynamics among the members changed when Sikoa returned to WWE SmackDown.
Lately, only Sikoa has been pointing to the United States championship in SmackDown on Fridays, and the Lobo Samoan man is busy facing Braun Strowman, since they have pending issues.
