Roman Reigns missed the August 10 edition of WWE RAW. Still, the show revolved around The Bloodline. It kicked off with Solo Sikoa cutting his signature promo, cracking the audience up. But just as The Street Champion was starting to warm up, Jey Uso interrupted him.
The Yeet Man and The Street Champion confronted each other, concluding with Jey challenging the former WWE United States Champion to a singles match in the main event later in the night. However, Jey added a stipulation: If he won, Solo would be forced to join the family. However, if Sikoa beat The Yeet Man, he would be a free man. The former leader of the MFT accepted the challenge.
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The brothers eventually clashed in the main event, and the match was a back-and-forth affair. Towards the end, as the referee was distracted checking on Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso ran in and tried to take a swing at The Street Champion.
However, Sikoa countered and took Big Jim out with a Samoan Spike. Taking advantage of this, The Yeet Man connected Solo with a Spear, followed by a five-star front splash, and pinned him, securing a big win. Thus, The Street Champion must now fall in line with The Bloodline again.
However, despite Jey Uso solving Sikoa’s problem, Roman Reigns might still punish the Yeet Master. Here we will explore three potential reasons why the OTC could punish Jey Uso, despite his win over Solo Sikoa on WWE RAW:
#3. Jey Uso added the stipulation himself
The Usos and Jacob Fatu are once again Roman Reigns’ wings. The Bloodline is back together and powerful again, but is aiming to climb the ladder back to the top of the food chain in WWE.
The OTC has done his part by becoming World Heavyweight Champion and making three clean title defenses, and is ready for the next. Given that Roman Reigns is the Tribal Chief, everything The Bloodline does must be approved by the OTC.
But Jey not only challenged Solo on his own accord but also added the stipulation to the match without Reigns’ consent. This might not sit well with the OTC, and he could ask Jey Uso to leave RAW next week, punishing him for doing so without his permission.
#2. Former WWE World Heavyweight Champion put The Bloodline at risk
Jey Uso definitely took a risky path to bringing Solo Sikoa back to The Bloodline. The stipulation was clear: if The Street Champion managed to beat The Yeet Master, he would be a free man and The Bloodline wouldn’t bother him again.
The Yeet Man could have lost the match if Big Jim had not interfered and given Jey an opening to connect the spear and five-star.
Roman has been trying to get his family back together, and, had Jey lost, The Bloodline would have had to leave Solo alone forever. Next week, Roman Reigns could blast Jey Uso and even kick him out of The Bloodline for risking the crew’s prestige, despite Jey winning the bout on WWE Monday Night RAW.
#1. Confrontation with Jacob Fatu
One of the biggest problems The Bloodline has is the issue between The Samoan Werewolf and The Usos. Jacob Fatu has consistently said that he only answers to Reigns, and no one else in the group. WWE has been building on these tensions, which could lead to a Bloodline Civil War.
After Jey Uso came backstage after officially confirming a big match with Solo Sikoa, he was confronted by Fatu for making decisions for The Bloodline.
He went off on Jey Uso, saying that it seems he is trying to do his own thing and ignoring The Bloodline and the OTC. They had a heated confrontation before The Samoan Werewolf left.
Next week on WWE RAW, The Tribal Chief could praise Jey for bringing Solo Sikoa back, but could still go off on him for not asking him before making such a big decision and for disrespecting Jacob Fatu. As punishment, the OTC may ask The Yeet Man to apologize to The Samoan Werewolf, laying the seeds of a future civil war.
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Edited by Steffi