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The Rock is expected to return to WWE television soon. WWE Hall of Famer Mark Henry recently suggested The Final Boss' comeback could witness the debut of two legends' sons.
The Bloodline storyline saw the introduction of new faces in 2024 as Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa, and Jacob Fatu joined forces with Solo Sikoa in The New Bloodline. Meanwhile, The World's Strongest Man recently claimed other real-life Bloodline members were getting prepared to potentially join the Stamford-based company and get involved in the angle.
On the Busted Open podcast, Henry proposed that Umaga's son, Zilla Fatu, and Rikishi's son, Thamiko Fatu, could debut alongside The Rock as his bodyguards. He pointed out that they could stop anybody, including Roman Reigns and The Usos, from getting close to The Final Boss:
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"I think that there's about three or four family members that are kinda like in the pipeline that should be given the rub to activate them and have more people in the current Bloodline. I think Zilla Fatu, [Umaga's] son and Rikishi's youngest son, who is 6'5" almost 6'6", 300+ lbs, and looks like he's gonna be as good or better than everybody. Put those guys in a suit. Line them up to the right and to the left of The Rock. And anybody, including Roman, including his brothers, The Usos, and anybody else getting close to him, they jump right in front of The Rock and The Rock goes, 'Easy, I got it. I got it.'" he said.
The wrestling legend added that his suggested scenario would help The Bloodline get even more heat:
"And you can get so much heat internally dividing the family. That's what Roman did in the first place that made everything so damn messed up. Turning brother against brother! That is what I feel like to be a strong suit in this whole thing." [9:07 - 10:38]
Will The Rock return to WWE full-time?
On the same episode of the Busted Open podcast, WWE Hall of Famer Bully Ray discussed the future of The Rock in the Stamford-based company. He disclosed that he does not want The Final Boss to continue as a part-time superstar.
Instead, the WWE legend suggested that The Rock return as a full-time talent for a year to help put over current superstars:
"I wanna see The Rock use his character, his star power, the amount of that spotlight that he commands to help get everybody else over. One Rock can get over a plethora of talent. Give guys and gals the bump that they need to move up the card. So, that's the broad stroke of what I'd like to see from him. A little bit more of a full-time investment."
Bully Ray also predicted that The Rock will return on RAW's premiere on Netflix on January 6. It would be interesting to see if that would happen.
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