While Roman Reigns led The Bloodline for almost four years at WWE SmackDown, only Sikoa was recently proclaimed as his new tribal chief. The former World Wrestling Entertainment writer Freddie Prinze Jr. recently suggested a 6 -foot and two -inch star that could eventually become the new leader of the faction.
After Sikoa took over The Bloodline, recruited Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa and Jacob Fatu for the group. Since then, the latter has been praised for their performance, since many experts predicted a brilliant future for him in the company based in Stamford. In a recent episode of his podcast Wrestling with Freddie Prinze Jr. also talked about possible directions for Fatu, stating that one day he could become the boss of The Bloodline.
The former WWE writer also wondered if the 32 -year -old could eventually become world champion.
“That guy, I don't know if he is going to be a heavyweight champion, like a world champion. He would have to be able to speak for the microphone. But they have to do something with Jacob Fatu and this whole matter of the Bloodline, as perhaps one day he is the head of The Bloodline, I don't know. If he can ever talk.
See your comments on the video below:
Rikishi commented on the current trajectory of Jacob Fatu in the WWE
In his podcast Off The Top the member of the Hall of Fame the two wwe Rikishi, commented on the current trajectory of Jacob Fatu in the company based in Stamford, stating that the 32 -year -old was being pressed too soon.
The 58 -year wrestling legend said that, although it was not surprised by Fatu's impulse, he suggested what The promotion must manage The Samoan Werewolf in improvement fighting first, before promoting it to the scene of the main event.
“When you are going to Cody, what are you doing from there? Cody is the man at this time. I have already said it before, let Jacob drag with the entire squad, (and) give those improvement fights to develop. We have seen Jacob, regardless talent.
Last Saturday, Fatu formed team with only Sikoa against Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns and wwe Bad Blood but the faction fell short. It will be interesting to see what awaits the Wolf Samoan, now that another key component of the Bloodline saga, The Rock, has returned.
