Solo Sikoa made a mistake, says veteran, that fans might have missed on WWE SmackDown

Wrestling veteran Matt Morgan pointed out a "working mistake" Solo Sikoa allegedly made on WWE SmackDown last week.

The 31-year-old has seemingly been taking over The Bloodline since Roman Reigns' defeat against Cody Rhodes in their Undisputed WWE Universal Championship match at WrestleMania XL. With The Tribal Chief absent, Sikoa has portrayed himself as the new leader of the faction, introducing Tama Tonga and taking out Jimmy Uso.

Last week on SmackDown, Sikoa gave a promo in which he claimed he had to lose a brother to gain a new one a week earlier, referring to attacking Jimmy after introducing Tonga. As The Enforcer spoke, he was heavily booed by the crowd. The fans also chanted Reigns' name.

On his Gigantic Pop podcast, Matt Morgan claimed Sikoa made a "working mistake" during his promo:

"If you watched last week's episode where he comes to the ropes, put his arms on the top rope like this with the microphone sitting here and he's sitting there listening to the fans taking it in and they're booing him, and chanting for Roman or whatever it was, he kinda goes like this [took his arms down]. He made, like, a working mistake in my opinion. You have that microphone there and you're trying to say something and hopefully, it gets [mic tapping sound], you can hear it. And it should be something good and impactful, doesn't have to be [growling sound]. It just has to be something that's said in like: 'Motherf***ing, they're chanting for this motherf***er. f*** you!' Something like that," he said. [28:33 - 29:05]

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The Bloodline was drafted to WWE SmackDown

As the 2024 WWE Draft started last night on SmackDown, Paul Heyman announced that his Tribal Chief, Roman Reigns, has withdrawn himself from the pool. Meanwhile, Solo Sikoa, Tama Tonga, and The Wiseman were drafted to SmackDown.

With The Bloodline staying on the blue brand, Sikoa and Tonga will continue their feud with Kevin Owens. After they left the latter bloodied last week, he attacked them this week as they arrived backstage. Although WWE officials broke off the backstage fight, The Prizefighter and Tonga brawled again into the ring. As The Enforcer and his MFT ganged up on the former Universal Champion, Randy Orton rushed to the ring to save the latter.

It would be interesting to see how this feud will unfold as Sikoa and Tonga are now scheduled to battle The Viper and The Prizefighter in a tag team match at Backlash France.

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