Is ‘Solo Dolo’ Officially Back with The Bloodline?

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This past episode of Monday Night Raw saw a new fold in the 946-Bloodline saga. The Bloodline’s Jimmy Uso and Jey Uso prepared to get revenge on the new faction after the post-match events that took place last week, with it being revealed that Carmelo Hayes joined 946. The twin brothers came down to the ring with a bat and chair in hand, demanding that the new faction come out and continue fighting one another. 946’s Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price, and Jaida Parker came out from the crowd shortly after the request; Keys took a microphone and told The Usos that their balls were bigger than their brains. The new faction surrounded the ring and were about to execute another plan before Solo Sikoa came out from a different side of the crowd to take out Keys on the announcer’s table.

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A brawl ensued shortly after. There were multiple momentum swings during the mayhem. Solo Sikoa had Keys dead to rights once again and set him up for a Samoan Spike. It would, once again, be interrupted by Hayes hitting ‘Solo Dolo’ in the back of the leg with a crowbar. This shifted the momentum back to 946’s side. The 2026 Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royale winner was ready to handcuff Sikoa to the corner of the ring, declaring the former United States Champion to watch what he was about to do to the Samoan’s brothers and to tell Roman Reigns that he was going to get him next. That would be stopped when Reigns’s music played and ‘The OTC’ made his way down to the ring.

It was obvious that 946 was shocked that Reigns was actually involving himself with the feud. They all looked shocked, with Hayes even looking scared that ‘The OTC’ was making his way down the ring. The Bloodline, battered and beaten, would muster enough strength to get back on their feet and stand toe to toe with the new faction and stare each other down for a good minute. Once hell broke loose, Reigns handled Keys quite easily while Sikoa and The Usos were able to take out the rest of 946. This is the first time in their rivalry that The Bloodline came out on top over 946. After Netflix’s live feed ended, a video was shown of ‘Solo Dolo’ and ‘The OTC’ embracing each other in the middle of the ring. Does this mean that the former enforcer of The Bloodline is coming back to the family for good?

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That would all change when 946 beat up, kidnapped, and abandoned Sikoa in a forest. This tore The Usos up since he’s their little brother. They weren’t able to help him or find him, but Reigns went out of his way to look for and rescue ‘Solo Dolo’. This wasn’t revealed until a couple of weeks ago when Raw general manager Adam Pearce booked The Bloodline vs. 946 Six-Man Tag Team Match. The Usos thought they were going to team with ‘The OTC’ like the good old days, but he said he wasn’t fighting and revealed he found Sikoa in the woods. This gesture saved Sikoa and could’ve also given the former United States Champion hope in Reigns that the World Heavyweight Champion could be a great head of the table that looks out for the best interests of everyone instead of just himself.

LA Knight didn’t make a televised appearance this past Raw. Who knows what ‘The Megastar’ is thinking after seeing his friend rejoin the family he once said he despised. There’s a real possibility that this sees Knight turn his back on ‘Solo Dolo’ and even turn heel because of it. It’s unlikely that he’s working with 946 or is willing to team up with them, but there’s no way Knight takes this lightly. Maybe the former United States Champion could forgive Sikoa, and there’s a small chance he could form a temporary alliance with The Bloodline if 946 comes after him again. ‘The Megastar’ could also just ignore the rivalry entirely and focus on himself again.

Should Sikoa's Bloodline Reunion Be Temporary?

Fans want to see Sikoa continue his ‘Solo Dolo’ persona of being a goofball who can get serious whenever necessary. The WWE universe organically turned the former United States Champion into the babyface he is today, and they can’t get enough of it. It would be nice for the alliance between Sikoa and The Bloodline to be temporary. He hasn’t been treated like family since SummerSlam 2024, and he nearly burned the bridge between Reigns and himself. That being said, it makes sense for ‘Solo Dolo’ to listen to ‘The OTC’ after the latter saved him from the forest. Should Sikoa rejoin The Bloodline, hopefully he stays the same ‘Solo Dolo’ character he’s loved for nowadays.

Judah Navidad

Judah Navidad is a recent graduate from Syracuse University with a B.A. in English and Textual Studies focused on Film and Screen Studies. He grew up in Los Angeles, California, as an avid sports fan.

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