5 wrestlers who may eventually join The Bloodline

The Bloodline currently consists of Roman Reigns, Solo Sikoa, and The Usos, members of the iconic Anoa'i wrestling dynasty. The family has produced top stars throughout the years, including The Rock, Rikishi, Yokozuna, and more.

It's evident that more members from the iconic wrestling family will continue entering the sport and maybe even join WWE, for years to come. From the looks of it, some of them could even be welcomed into The Bloodline later on.

On this list, we are going to explore five wrestlers that fans could eventually see in The Bloodline. Interestingly, fans might be familiar with some of the names below.

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#5. Nia Jax could broaden the areas The Bloodline could dominate

It is hard to deny that The Bloodline is one of the most dominant factions in pro wrestling today. However, their dominance is only limited to the men's division. This is why it would definitely be interesting to see what would happen if a woman is finally added to the heel faction, especially if it was Nia Jax.

She is a former title holder and has showcased her dominance during her time with the company. She would definitely be a great addition to the stable and broaden the targets of The Bloodline. However, it looks like this is something she is not interested in.

In a previous interview, she noted that she is not sure of when she will return to the company. Her relationship with The Tribal Chief is also not looking the best.

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#4. Another former superstar, Manu, could join The Bloodline

Manu (aka Afa Anoa'i Jr.) is another name with which many WWE fans are familiar. He worked with the Stamford-based promotion from 2006 up until 2009. He was best known for his time with The Legacy, a faction that was led by Randy Orton. He was released in February 2009 and has since explored the indie scene.

Although the 38-year-old has been away from WWE for a while, he is still open to an eventual return. In the past, he has teased a possible inclusion in The Bloodline.

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#3. Jacob Fatu is a well-known name outside WWE

The Anoa'i family is not just limited to the Stamford-based promotion. Jacob Fatu, son of Sam 'Tama' Fatu, is an MLW star and current National Openweight Champion.

The 31-year-old began training in 2012 and spent years competing at indie promotions. In 2019, he was signed by Major League Wrestling, where he still performs today. While at the promotion, he also captured the company's World Heavyweight Championship.

Since The Bloodline is fond of having gold in their stable, Jacob Fatu's ability to win championships will definitely be a value addition to the group.

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#2. Rikishi's son, Jeremiah Fatu, already began his journey in the sport

Three of WWE Hall of Famer Rikishi's sons are currently signed to WWE – Jimmy and Jey Uso, and Solo Sikoa. From the looks of it, the youngest is also looking to follow in his brothers' footsteps.

As shared by Rikishi in April this year, Jeremiah Fatu is now going as Thamiko T. Fatu in the wrestling world. Since he is still new to the scene, very little is known about him. However, he is already accepting bookings.

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#1. Umaga's son, Zilla Fatu, has also begun training

Another member of the Anoa'i family who just began his wrestling training is Umaga's youngest son Zilla Fatu. Fans were only made aware of his presence during the latter part of last year after Reality of Wrestling announced that he had joined the Booker T school.

He is only 22 years old and certainly has a lot to prove. Nonetheless, he has already acknowledged that he has been thinking of joining the The Bloodline at some point in the future. In a past interview, he even shared the idea of entering the group as it was his "birthright."