"Riding off of Roman still", "Only a bodyguard for The Bloodline" - WWE fans react to Solo Sikoa's ascension since WrestleMania XL

Solo Sikoa has looked strong since WrestleMania XL when he took control of The Bloodline in Roman Reings' absence. WWE fans reacted to The Tribal Prince's ascension on social media.

Sikoa seemingly became the new leader of The Bloodline when he kicked Jimmy Uso out of the group and introduced Tama Tonga. The new duo beat up Jimmy and took him out with help from a steel chair.

They followed it up last Friday by attacking Kevin Owens to a bloody pulp. Tonga was officially named part of The Bloodline, while Sikoa was heavily booed as he was doing his promo. Sikoa showed that he could talk, which was not the case since he was brought to the main roster.

Pro Wrestling Finesse pointed out Solo Sikoa's rise following WrestleMania XL and how his character development has started. Some fans are not yet convinced with The Tribal Prince since he has not won a match since beating John Cena at Crown Jewel last year.

"He has no charisma or character and is riding off of Roman still. I'm sure he’s a hard worker but he doesn't have 'it'," a fan replied.

"Something about the suit looked off and idk what it was," another fan commented.

"It only sucks that they made him lose so many times before WM," one fan remarked.

On the other hand, there are sets of fans who liked how WWE has presented him since WrestleMania XL. They also brought up Solo Sikoa's promo skills from NXT, being realized on the main roster, as well as his new look of wearing a suit like a boss.

"Before Wrestlemania, his character felt flat and was only a bodyguard for The Bloodline. Now that Roman and Jimmy are gone(for now) he can finally be able to shine," one fan commented.

"The only thing he needed was a live mic. Solo was always a great talker as he shown in NXT. They just never gave him an opportunity until now," a fan wrote.

"He actually looks amazing in his new presentation," another fan replied.

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Solo Sikoa's losing streak continued at Live Event

One of the WWE Universe's gripes on Solo Sikoa's booking is his losing streak on television and live events. The company barely acknowledges losses not on TV, but fans care about Sikoa's current losing streak dating back to his last win against John Cena at Crown Jewel.

Sikoa wrestled again on Saturday in Erie, Pennsylvania. He faced off against LA Knight and lost for the 26th time in a row in singles action.

It's not a pretty record but thankfully, it's not going to be mentioned on television. He has a record of 0-5-1 since beating Cena and it definitely could improve with how he's been presented since WrestleMania XL.