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Many expect The Rock to reveal that he is the real leader of The Bloodline upon his return to WWE. A Hall of Famer recently predicted The Final Boss would eliminate a group member when he makes his comeback.
Earlier this month, The Rock returned after nearly six months of absence following Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes' victory over Solo Sikoa and Jacob Fatu at Bad Blood. Although he did not speak, The Final Boss made a cryptic, seemingly threatening gesture to the Original Tribal Chief and The American Nightmare.
Meanwhile, Sikoa told Fatu it was part of the plan as they watched among the crowd. Since then, fans and experts have been speculating whether The Rock was the true leader of The Bloodline, not Sikoa. On the Busted Open podcast, WWE Hall of Famer Mark Henry disclosed that he believes the same. The World's Strongest Man predicted that The Rock would return as The High Chief and eliminate Sikoa from the faction after telling the former NXT North American Champion that he was just a pawn:
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"The undermining of Solo's reign is gonna be with The Rock going to the other members of The Bloodline and saying, 'I'm The Tribal Chief. Solo is just a pawn in the game. So, when I say drop the hammer, you drop the hammer.' What was Dwayne's grandfather called? The High Chief is returning. And when The High Chief comes back, there's no room for Solo. Solo, he's a member of Roman and Jimmy and Jey's family, Bloodline, they're brothers. Can't have that Judith in your myth. 'I don't trust you even though you're on my team, you're still one of them,'" he said. [From 13:01 to 14:15]
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Will Solo Sikoa reunite with the OG Bloodline after The Rock's return to WWE?
On a previous episode of the Busted Open podcast, WWE Hall of Famer Mark Henry predicted Solo Sikoa would eventually reunite with the OG Bloodline under Roman Reigns' leadership after getting betrayed by his faction.
The wrestling legend suggested the Original Tribal Chief could apologize to the former NXT North American Champion to win him back:
"Now, if The Rock came in now and he's like, 'You gonna put your little brother with the Ula Fala on him, the hell is he done? He's better than all of y'all?' And now you see The Rock has gotten to Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa, Jacob Fatu and they turn on Solo. So, now The Rock has his three. And [Solo] has a lookup at Roman and rather than being like, 'Man, leave me alone,' Roman just reaches down to him like, 'Hey man, I'm sorry.' And now you got The Bloodline, the original Bloodline back together as a babyface four against The Rock and the other three," he said.
Wrestling veteran Magnum T.A. recently claimed WWE had no other way but to book Reigns versus The Rock at WrestleMania. It would be interesting to see if that would happen.
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