WWE making massive decision regarding The Bloodline ahead of WrestleMania is possible, says veteran

The Bloodline has been the most dominating faction in WWE over the past four years. However, a wrestling veteran believes the company could make a surprising decision regarding the group.

Although Roman Reigns established the faction in 2020, Solo Sikoa led a coup and took over The Bloodline following The Original Tribal Chief's loss to Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania 40. The former Undisputed WWE Champion is now feuding with his cousin and the group's current version. He will team up with The American Nightmare to square off against Sikoa and Jacob Fatu in a tag team match at Bad Blood.

While addressing the ongoing Bloodline drama on the Rebooked podcast, wrestling veteran Matthew Rehwoldt (fka Aiden English) suggested the Stamford-based company must "splinter" the faction before WrestleMania 41. He pointed out that he does not believe The Bloodline is a faction that could always be around with different members:

"I feel like before next year's 'Mania, I do feel like I'm gonna regret saying this, but, like, I do feel like you gotta splinter this Bloodline group up for good, the remnants at least. You know, OTC can live on and everything, but I don't see The Bloodline being a Bullet Club like, I don't. I don't think it's one of those that just always is around with different members. I don't. I don't know, that's my instinct right now. Maybe in a couple weeks, couple months I'll hop back on the train. But right now, I don't feel like that," he said. [1:18:37 - 1:19:14]

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A top WWE tag team wants to end The Bloodline

While Cody Rhodes, Kevin Owens, Randy Orton, and recently Roman Reigns are feuding with The Bloodline, former Tag Team Champions The Street Profits also expressed their desire to eliminate the faction.

In a recent interview with Going Ringside, Montez Ford stated that the duo's mission is to end The Bloodline and recapture the WWE Tag Team Championship:

"The mission is always at hand to eliminate The Bloodline and to finally get back the WWE Tag Team Championship. [Eliminating them has been a pain?] Oh, you know, it's been a four-year pain. But, you know, it's gonna come to an end, and we're gonna finally get back what's been holding us back the entire time, which is The Bloodline," he said.

The Street Profits will have their chance next week on SmackDown when they compete in a Triple Threat ladder match for the WWE Tag Team Championship against The Bloodline and DIY.

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