Add as a preferred source on Google Roman Reigns made it clear The Bloodline isn’t going anywhere as long as he’s still part of WWE.
During an appearance on Nightcap at Fanatics Fest, the current World Heavyweight Champion talked about the importance of the group, saying that, unlike other stables, The Bloodline represents his real family.
“People keep asking how long The Bloodline will last. Forever. Until I’m gone.”
The group’s current lineup includes Reigns, Jacob Fatu, Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso. Fatu was officially brought into the family in June, when he received an Ula Fala from Reigns himself.
Since then, Reigns has used Fatu as his main right-hand man, though the Samoan Werewolf’s relationship with The Usos continues to face tension.
The storyline will see new developments at SummerSlam. Fatu, Jey and Jimmy will face LA Knight, Solo Sikoa and Royce Keys in a Six-Man Tag Team Match, while Reigns defends the World Heavyweight Championship against Seth Rollins.
At the same Fanatics Fest appearance, Reigns said he believes he can still perform at his current level for two or three more years. He acknowledged, though, that his future will depend on his schedule, projects outside the ring and how much time he plans to dedicate to his wife and children.