"I hate you," "Mania 41" - WWE fans predict major turn after Solo Sikoa lost to Roman Reigns

Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa opened WWE RAW's Netflix debut as the first match, and the stakes were high. However, fans reacted to the finish and believe a feud with Jacob Fatu is next for Sikoa following his loss to The Original Tribal Chief.

Last year, Solo Sikoa introduced Jacob Fatu to the WWE Universe as his Bloodline's enforcer. The Samoan Werewolf loves to declare his passion for Sikoa and often stands by him against Roman Reigns and The OG Bloodline. Unfortunately, Sikoa lost the right to be called The Tribal Chief on Monday Night RAW.

After the show, WWE fans reacted to Solo Sikoa's fate following the loss, and many predicted Jacob Fatu would turn on the star. Moreover, fans believe the two could clash at WrestleMania 41 in Las Vegas, and Fatu won't be Sikoa's follower any longer after the loss to Roman Reigns:

"Jacob turns on Solo," one fan wrote.

"Probably a feud with Jacob," another fan wrote.

"Solo losing confidence and Jacob hitting the "I HATE YOU SOLO" with a thunderous pop," one fan said.

"Build to Jacob turning on Solo and having the Tongans and Hikuleo as his group," another fan said.

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Jacob Fatu seemingly botched a move during Roman Reigns vs. Solo Sikoa on WWE RAW

Jacob Fatu has been a force to reckon with, and Solo Sikoa's biggest weapon against any WWE Superstar that went against the former Tribal Chief. However, Fatu hasn't been able to save Siko from every possible instance.

On the recent edition of Monday Night RAW, Solo Sikoa went to war against Roman Reigns to become the true Tribal Chief. During the match, Tama Tonga and Jacob Fatu made their presence felt.

However, it looked like Fatu botched a move, as Reigns positioned himself at a distance for a superkick but got slapped by The Samoan Werewolf. The botch took place as Fatu almost slipped while entering the ring.

Regardless, it wasn't enough to help Solo Sikoa as more people joined the fray, and The Original Tribal Chief was able to win the match with two spears for the three count.