Solo Sikoa may be the youngest member of the Bloodline but that hasn’t stopped him from making a huge impact in WWE.
Ever since making his main roster debut at Clash at the Castle last year, he has quickly established himself as the Street Champion of the family.
His unwavering loyalty to Roman Reigns has seen him fall on the opposing side of his brother the Usos during the breakdown of the Bloodline.
At Money in the Bank, Sikoa teamed with Reigns against the Usos in the Bloodline Civil War match and has taken time to reflect on the momentous occasion and praised his family for helping and assisting him throughout his WWE journey calling it his “WrestleMania moment.”
Taking to social media Sikoa wrote:
Finally had some time to digest everything that happened last Saturday in London at #MITB . This will a moment i will ALWAYS cherish and remember forever. To be in the ring 3 of the very best in the business and better thing we did it against eachother as family. I learned from all 3 of them since i started on the main and have taken every advice they have given me to be in this position. I have traveled the world with them and have main evented EVERY ppv with them and last Saturday we made history this night and main evented against eachother. So many emotions before and after. But i’m very thankful and happy i got to do it with family.
This was my wrestlemania moment i will never forget.
“WWE Money in the Bank 2023 live from London England was the highest grossing arena event in all of WWE history.” -Wrestleops
Solo Sikoa Stood By Roman Reigns During The Tribal Court On WWE SmackDown
Following the Usos’ big win over Sikoa and Reigns at MITB the twins put the Tribal Chief on trial on the July 7th episode of SmackDown. During the trial, Reigns pretended to show remorse for his manipulative actions against his cousins only to attack Jey and allow Sikoa to take out Jimmy in a brutal assault.
The assault resulted in Jey exacting revenge on Sikoa and Reigns before calling out the history-making champion to a title match at SummerSlam.