Solo Sikoa returned to SmackDown and delivered a Samoan Spike to Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes following the main event. The attack occurred after Rhodes and Jey Uso defeated Jacob Fatu and Tama Tonga in tag team action.
The Enforcer’s actions have raised questions about his motives, given that he previously faced Rhodes in two unsuccessful championship matches. Based on current developments, The Rock may be orchestrating events from behind the scenes, potentially setting up a larger confrontation at Elimination Chamber.
Current storyline progression suggests this could affect WrestleMania plans, as Jey Uso has not yet declared which champion he will challenge at the premium live event. The trajectory indicates The Rock might emerge as Rhodes’ challenger, while Jey Uso could pursue Gunther’s World Heavyweight Championship.
Solo Sikoa’s previous encounters with Cody Rhodes resulted in two championship match losses. This latest attack signals a potential shift in The Bloodline’s strategy heading into the WrestleMania season, with The Rock’s influence possibly playing a crucial role in the developing situation.
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