At WWE Money In The Bank, Roman Reigns will team with Solo Sikoa to take on The Usos after the former Undisputed Tag Team Champions turned their back on the Tribal Chief.
Tension had been building within the group for months, but things boiled over at Crown Jewel in Saudi Arabia when Jimmy Uso delivered a stunning Superkick to Reigns as he tried to win tag team gold alongside Sikoa. On a subsequent episode of SmackDown, the issues came to a head once more as Sikoa attacked Jimmy on behalf of Reigns as the star remained defiant.
This left Jey Uso with a decision, he could either follow his brother Jimmy out of the faction, or stay close to Reigns and remain within The Bloodline. The end result saw Jey hit a Superkick of his own on Reigns and stand tall with his brother. The chaos set up the match at Money In The Bank with Reigns and Sikoa looking to teach The Usos a lesson for walking out on their family.
With regard to the match in London, England it’s been reported by Wrestle Votes that there’s two “drastic” finishes are in play, but creative seems split over the outcome.
“Hearing WWE has two very drastic finishes in play for the Bloodline matchup on Saturday. Creative seems split on the decision. In conjunction, I’m told the Usos & Solo were apart of a “run thru session” this past Friday at a closed location to go over things. Hmm.”
Roman Reigns Surpasses WWE Legend
Despite the chaos in The Bloodline, Roman Reigns‘ Undisputed WWE Universal Title run continues with records falling around him. The Tribal Chief’s run recently passed Pedro Morales’ 1,027-day reign with the-then WWF Championship.
Reigns’ next target will be Sammartino’s second reign with the title, which lasted a mammoth 1,237 days.