After Jacob Fatu, another Samoan star to make his WWE debut as Caesar Sikoa? Exploring the potential addition

Jacob Fatu's impactful debut on WWE SmackDown has added a new dimension to the Bloodline Saga. Following his debut, there's speculation that Zilla Fatu, possibly under the name Caesar Sikoa, could also be making his way to WWE soon.

This assumption stems from Zilla Fatu's recent tease about his imminent arrival, which many fans interpret as a hint towards his WWE debut. Moreover, Zilla Fatu has shown awareness of the developments in the family saga, by reacting to Jacob Fatu's debut on the blue brand.

The name Caesar Sikoa has recently been trademarked by WWE, suggesting it could potentially be reserved for Zilla Fatu's debut in the company. However, since Jacob Fatu debuted under his original name, it's also probable that the Stamford-based promotion may allow Zilla Fatu to use his original name too.

It is important to note that the debut of Zilla Fatu would probably only take place once the initial excitement surrounding The Samoan Werewolf's arrival settles on the blue brand.

This strategic timing ensures that Zilla's debut can stand out and make a significant impact. Additionally, like Jacob Fatu, Zilla could also debut unexpectedly, catching fans by surprise and adding another layer of intrigue to the ongoing family saga.

It remains to be seen how the storyline will develop in the forthcoming months and whether Zilla Fatu will join the Bloodline Saga in the Stamford-based promotion.

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Why Zilla Fatu must join Roman Reigns instead of Jacob Fatu & Solo Sikoa

The arrival of Jacob Fatu on SmackDown has clearly aligned him with Solo Sikoa's version of the Bloodline. However, if Zilla Fatu makes his WWE debut, he should align himself with Roman Reigns instead of joining Jacob and Solo's faction.

This strategic alliance is crucial because, despite a potential reunion with the Usos, the Tribal Chief might still be outnumbered. The Enforcer faction now boasts four members, while a reunited Roman and the Usos would still only have three wrestlers on their side.

Zilla Fatu joining the Tribal Chief would help balance the numbers, setting the stage for a future Bloodline Civil War within this family feud at Survivor Series this year.

Notably, Hikuleo is also expected to debut in the Stamford-based promotion, adding another layer of intrigue to the Bloodline saga. Each move in this storyline enhances the family storyline complexity, making it one of the most captivating narratives in the World Wrestling Entertainment.