During the first Monday Night Raw show on Netflix, Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa engaged in the second-ever tribal fighting match, which Reigns has since won. Despite the new Bloodline’s meddling, Reigns defeated his cousin and won the ula fala and the title of the only legitimate tribe chief. The ula fala was personally placed back around Reigns’ neck by the Rock, a Samoan high chief and pillar of the Samoan lineage, after he won.

Reigns is back on top, but what comes next? There are many unanswered uncertainties regarding both men’s future. This essay will examine some possible future directions that Reigns and the original Bloodline could go.
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Reigns is Still a Top Target for Sikoa’s Bloodline

The tale between Reigns and the new Bloodline is obviously far from ended, despite the fact that he claimed to be the tribe chief. Sikoa might not have won the war, but he might have lost the battle. Not yet, anyhow. Sikoa is probably still accompanied by obedient foot soldiers as of right now, one of whom might shortly recognise his claim to the ula fala. However, for the time being, it appears that Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa, and Jacob Fatu will be more driven than ever to assist their

man. Maybe out of pride or retaliation, or maybe out of loyalty. In any case, there is still something for the new Bloodline to strive for. Although it’s difficult to see Sikoa’s men betraying him just yet, the same cannot be said for Reigns’ Bloodline, which is at best characterised as a shaky partnership.

You have to always look out for yourself in professional wrestling, and at the moment, Reigns’ back—and hence, the backs of those who support him—is firmly targeted, including the Usos and Sami Zayn. Reigns and all three of those men have a history together, albeit a rather tumultuous one. However, all three have

helped Reigns reclaim something that was so valuable to him, and they did so for whatever reason. It would all be for nothing now if they abandoned him and let Sikoa and his numbers win again. Helping Reigns stay on top and potentially protect themselves from the New Bloodline is the wisest course of action because it would be horrible to watch him lose to Sikoa and his Bloodline once more.

…But, Reigns Hasn’t Changed his Behavior Since Coming Back

It’s simple to support a friend, family member, or ally in the best of situations, but this is by no means the finest situation. Supporting Reigns is not without its difficulties, as both Reigns and his opponents have challenged him. Reigns’ behaviour hasn’t changed, which has been a common talking point since his comeback. He was supposed to be humiliated following his defeat at WrestleMania, but he hasn’t been. Reigns has not shown regret for his actions towards the original Bloodline or stood up for them after their attack.
Reigns was nowhere to be seen, but they had each other. Seth Rollins even expressed the opinion aloud when he faced Zayn on Raw a few weeks back. Given that Reigns has not expressed regret for his conduct, Rollins questioned why he and the Usos keep siding with him. For reasons other than Reigns himself, everyone returned to him, even Paul Heyman. It would make sense for them to go now that he has the ula fala. Given everything that Reigns has put them through, would anyone really blame them for leaving? They fulfilled their duty of keeping a fragile alliance, but that duty is now complete.

Will the Bloodline Acknowledge the Tribal Chief?

It will be interesting to see what the OG Bloodline does next. Will Zayn and the Usos remain faithful to Reigns, the legitimate tribal chief? Although they have assisted him in reaching this position, it is impossible to overlook the hardship he caused them while serving as tribe chief. They all left the Bloodline for different reasons, and they are all related to him. They might be reminded of their darkest moments in the past few years when they saw Reigns donning the ula fala. But the victory might also signal a fresh start for everyone and possibly the arrival of a more giving tribal leader. As they struggle for a better future, what happened in the past can remain there.
common cause, even if it’s only an enemy of my enemy scenario, against Sikoa’s Bloodline. They might be defeated once and for all if everyone worked together for the common good. However, their responses are unpredictable due to the events of the last few years, which will undoubtedly bring more depth to the Bloodline’s story. To be honest, Reigns’ actions and his choice of how to handle the guys who assisted him in regaining his proper position at the top of the table could determine everything that occurs next.