Rikishi, WWE Hall of Famer, publicly supported his son Solo Sikoa’s assertion that Seth Rollins has constructed his own version of The Bloodline. This endorsement came after a confrontation on WWE SmackDown involving Rollins’ new associates and Sikoa’s family faction.
Sikoa had previously claimed Rollins formed this new group by enlisting Paul Heyman, Bronson Reed, and Bron Breakker. Heyman’s involvement began at WrestleMania 41, where he turned on CM Punk and Roman Reigns, enabling Rollins to win his match.
Following the WWE SmackDown altercation this week, Rikishi affirmed his son’s statement by sharing “THAT PART @SOLOSIKOA” on his Instagram story. During the segment, Solo Sikoa, accompanied by JC Mateo and Jacob Fatu, confronted Rollins, Reed, and Breakker.
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The situation escalated when Rollins attempted to sow discord between Sikoa and Fatu, referring to Fatu as “Solo’s bi**h.”
Both Solo Sikoa and Seth Rollins are scheduled to compete in the Men’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match. The field for this contest also includes LA Knight, Andrade, El Grande Americano, and Penta. On the recent WWE SmackDown episode, Rollins made a significant impact by incapacitating all other ladder match participants, with the exceptions of Solo Sikoa and El Grande Americano.
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