"He about to get the Bloodline on his Doorstep" - Fans angry after male wrestler slaps Naomi (aka Trinity); feels Jimmy Uso will unite his family

The Bloodline might have fallen apart in WWE, but after Naomi (aka Trinity Fatu) just got slapped by a male wrestler, fans think they will reunite for one more time. Naomi is married to Jimmy Uso and was facing Jai Vidal in a match at IMPACT Wrestling when she was slapped disrespectfully.

Jai Vidal and Trinity have been feuding for a while, with the wrestler attacking her a while back from behind with a lariat. The former WWE star challenged him to a match at the tapings for Summer Sizzler. Vidal accepted the challenge, and the match was on.

In the match itself, Trinity was quite successful, getting the win by defeating Vidal. However, Gisele Shaw and Savannah Evans attacked her after the match. Impact Knockouts World Champion Deonna Purrazzo saved her, and the two had a face-off after the save.

However, it was what happened during the match that caught the attention of the wrestling world. Trinity Fatu was in the corner, and it looked like Vidal was going for the rope-aided corner dropkick. Instead, he stopped and slapped the star across the face in a moment of disrespect.

That clip was put on Twitter, and fans unanimously felt that Vidal had just bitten off more than he could chew, as this would lead to Jimmy Uso reuniting the fractured Bloodline for one night only.

The fans felt that Jimmy Uso would bring Bloodline and the entire Anoa'i family to the fight.

Others talked about Rikishi getting involved as well, and Vidal would find himself punished.

The Bloodline is about to have a Civil War at WWE Money in the Bank

Whether Vidal is in trouble for his actions or not, fans will see all four Bloodline members in the same ring soon again, but not on the same side.

After Jimmy and Jey Uso betrayed Roman Reigns, it's time for things to come to a head. The two stars are set to face Reigns and Solo Sikoa at WWE Money in the Bank in a tag team "Bloodline Civil War."

WWE has a history of families feuding, and usually, those are matches to remember. Fans will be waiting to see what happens when the clash finally happens.

Has Jai Vidal gone too far? Leave your thoughts in the comments section below.

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Anirban Banerjee is a journalist from Kolkata, India and has been a part of building Sportskeeda's WWE section over the past 9 years. He's been an Assistant Content Manager for the team during the past 4 years as well. Banerjee has interviewed Jon Jones, Conor McGregor, 'Cowboy' Cerrone, Jorge Masvidal, Mandy Rose, Joe Hendry, Darren Till, and many others.

Anirban has worked in the field of wrestling and mixed martial arts journalism for several years. In addition to his work on Sportskeeda, Anirban is a fiction writer and has co-written over 20 biographies. He was also a columnist for 90 Minutes.

In his free time, Anirban is an avid reader and spends hours lost in books.

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