The Bloodline has been one of the top attractions for WWE’s weekly programming for six years. Roman Reigns and his family members are massive crowd pullers for shows and Premium Live Events and continue to keep their dominance intact when it comes to viewership numbers.Roman Reigns and his Bloodline members (The Usos, Jacob Fatu, and Solo Sikoa) were part of the closing segment of the August 17 episode of RAW. It involved high-intensity family drama at its peak. In under 15 hours, the segment crossed 57 million views across WWE’s social media platforms, being a prime example of their dominance and star power for WWE programming.
What happened in the Roman Reigns & The Bloodline segment on WWE RAW ?
The Bloodline had been trying to recruit Solo Sikoa back to the family, and Jacob Fatu had come to SmackDown numerous times to bring Solo back. However, he consistently refused, leading Sikoa’s older brother, Jey Uso, to step up to the task. This led to a singles match between Jey and Solo on RAW last week, which The YEET man won with a little assist from Jimmy Uso.As per the stipulation, Jey Uso had to hand-deliver Solo Sikoa to Roman Reigns on RAW. The OTC came to the red brand this week and berated Sikoa for remaining silent and not answering to him. This led Jacob Fatu to attack Sikoa and take him down. LA Knight came to his aid, only to be overpowered by the entire Bloodline. Reigns then gave Sikoa a chance to rejoin them by asking him to attack LA Knight.Instead, the former Street Champion hit Roman Reigns with a Samoan Spike and joined LA Knight to fight against his own family. It further intensified the Bloodline saga with a new chapter of Sikoa being the enemy of his entire Samoan clan. This came after Sikoa had been carving out his own path as a singles wrestler and leading the MFTs faction on SmackDown, breaking away from the Bloodline’s shadow.With heated tensions evident between the alliance of Solo Sikoa & LA Knight and The Bloodline, it will be interesting to see what happens next in this WWE program.Also read: 5 Brock Lesnar matches that were show-stealers in WWE history