Solo Sikoa's Bloodline members aren't as loyal to him as they seem for major reason, says WWE analyst 

Since taking over The Bloodline in Roman Reigns' absence from WWE, Solo Sikoa has added multiple names to the faction. However, a WWE analyst thinks they may not be as loyal to him as they appear.

The analyst in question is none other than Sam Roberts. On the latest episode of his Notsam Wrestling podcast, the 40-year-old addressed the possibility of Tama Tonga turning on Solo Sikoa after The Right Hand Man stared at the Ula Fala and was slow in giving it back to the self-proclaimed Tribal Chief on the August 9, episode of SmackDown. While a fan wondered if Tonga was thinking of betraying Sikoa and siding with Reigns, the WWE personality disagreed.

Although Roberts did not rule out that Sikoa's associates, Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa, and Jacob Fatu, may not be as loyal to him as they seem, he pointed out that he believes it is not because they like Reigns, but because they are selfish people:

"I felt like, cuz I saw what you saw, and it didn't feel like Tama is like, 'Oh!' It more felt like the Ula Fala has this power and it changes you. You know, it has this seductive way about it. For an inanimate object, it's as seductive as it gets and it makes you wanna like, 'Look at this. This is what separates me. I could be the king.' And I felt like that's what I was getting from Tama Tonga and maybe this idea that Solo's soldiers, to your point, Sarah, are not quite as loyal as they appear. But it's not because they like Roman, it's because they're selfish people," he said. [1:00:41 - 1:01:20]

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Sam Roberts thinks an absent WWE Superstar could return to claim the Ula Fala

While Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa are fighting over The Bloodline's leadership symbol, Sam Roberts suggested on his Notsam Wrestling podcast that The Rock could return to claim the Ula Fala for himself.

The WWE analyst proposed multiple scenarios for the ongoing battle over the Ula Fala, including one that would see The Final Boss become The Tribal Chief with the backing of Sikoa, leading to a feud between him and Reigns:

"It would be very interesting to get to a point where maybe when Roman Reigns and The Rock are feuding with each other, what if Roman has the entire family at his back? What if? What if when The Rock comes back there's another debate as to who the Tribal Chief is? What if the Ula Fala goes off Solo Sikoa's neck but it doesn't go to Roman Reigns it goes to The Rock and now people have to make their choices not between Solo Sikoa and Roman Reigns, but between Roman Reigns and The Rock, with Solo Sikoa backing up The Rock?"

WWE Hall of Famer Mark Henry also recently predicted that The Rock will return to become the Tribal Chief. It would be interesting to see if The Final Boss will get involved in the ongoing Bloodline civil war.

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