Former champion to leave RAW and make WWE SmackDown his permanent home? Chances explored

The latest episode of WWE SmackDown revealed the fifth member of The Bloodline for Survivor Series: WarGames. Former champion Bronson Reed arrived in the ring during the brawl between The Bloodline and the OG Bloodline and took down Roman Reigns.

The 330-pound superstar stood with The Bloodline and truly added more gravitas to the situation. It really left fans wondering whether Seth Rollins will go back on his words and join forces with The OTC. Nevertheless, WWE seems to have hit the bull's eye by bringing the RAW Superstar on SmackDown for WarGames.

As per WrestleVotes, the segment received a strong backstage reaction, with a source claiming that Reed and The Bloodline coming together fit like a glove. If the company believes there is a future in this union, Triple H might decide to permanently shift Bronson Reed to the blue show following WarGames.

In fact, he could be the first of several superstars moving brands ahead of Monday Night RAW's move to Netflix. The Game will focus on ensuring a power-packed roster is prepared for RAW's debut on the streaming platform, but he will also need to maintain the product that is currently being showcased on SmackDown.

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Seth Rollins had refused Sami Zayn's offer on WWE RAW

Up until WWE RAW this past week, both Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa needed a fifth member for Survivor Series: WarGames. However, only The Street Champion has managed to complete his team ahead of the premium live event.

Sami Zayn had approached Seth Rollins on Monday Night RAW with the hopes that The Visionary would join The OG Bloodline, but the former World Heavyweight Champion turned down the offer immediately.

Interestingly, Rollins' last feud on WWE was against Bronson Reed. Furthermore, the superstars may not be done with their rivalry yet. Given that the 330-pound superstar has joined forces with Solo Sikoa, The Visionary might go back on his word and join forces with The OTC.

He could justify the change of heart by claiming that his will to put down Bronson Reed is much stronger than his hatred for Roman Reigns.