"We make you famous" - Rikishi sends a message on behalf of The Bloodline

WWE legend Rikishi, a member of the Anoa'i family, sent a message on behalf of The Bloodline on social media.

The Anoa'i family-based faction primarily functions under WWE with Roman Reigns questionably still leading the faction. The group also consists of Solo Sikoa and Paul Heyman. In 2024, The Rock and Tama Tonga were added to the faction.

On Twitter/X, Rikishi reminded the importance of the group and their role in the professional wrestling industry.

"The BLOODLINE has laced soooo many in this industry and yet how easy they forget ..REMEMBER who the ONES #WeMakeYouFAMOUS #DynastyForever," wrote Rikishi.

Check out Rikishi's tweet:

At WrestleMania XL, The Rock teamed up with Roman Reigns to beat the team of Cody Rhodes and Seth Rollins. This was The People's Champion's first match since beating Erick Rowan at WrestleMania 32.

However, things went downhill for The Tribal Chief and his crew on Night Two when Rhodes dethroned Reigns and won the Undisputed WWE Championship.

Bully Ray wants to see two separate versions of The Bloodline

Wrestling veteran Bully Ray has suggested an interesting storyline surrounding The Rock and Roman Reigns.

On Night One of WrestleMania XL, Reigns accidentally speared The Rock. In the aftermath of the show, The Rock teased continuing his feud with Cody Rhodes, suggesting that their story was just getting started.

Speaking on the Busted Open Podcast, Ray suggested a civil war within the Anoa'i family-based group with The Rock and Reigns leading their separate versions of the faction. Ray said:

"They are going to plug people in that add to the story, not water down the story. Characters that can pick a side: I'm with The Rock for this reason, and I'm with Roman [Reigns] for this reason. Because it would be a waste to not split The Bloodline up right now. That story is right there. [The] Rock's version of The Bloodline — Roman's version of The Bloodline. And when you tell this story the right way, you eventually get to something big. And what do you think they're gonna try to get to? They'll try to get to the Survivor Series, and we might have a Bloodline-esque WarGames Match. That's what I foresee."

Post-WrestleMania XL, The Rock and Roman Reigns are taking time off from WWE programming. Till then, Solo Sikoa, Paul Heyman, and Tama Tonga are expected to control things within the faction, especially after they booted Jimmy Uso out of the group.