Solo Sikoa to kick Jacob Fatu out of the Bloodline and replace him with 6-foot monster? Potential WWE debut explored

Solo Sikoa and his Bloodline suffered a loss at the WWE Survivor Series during the WarGames match. The upcoming episode of SmackDown will showcase the aftermath of this defeat and what lies ahead for the new Bloodline after failing to overcome the OG Bloodline.

One surprising twist could involve the self-proclaimed Tribal Chief removing Jacob Fatu from the faction and replacing him with the 6-foot 8-inch monster, Hikuleo. Fatu was assigned the role of Enforcer in the new Bloodline, tasked with protecting Solo Sikoa. However, he failed to fulfill this duty during the WarGames match.

In the match's climax, Jimmy Uso sent the Samoan Werewolf crashing through a table, while Solo was attacked by all the OG Bloodline members and CM Punk. Due to his inability to shield Sikoa from annihilation, the self-proclaimed Tribal Chief might decide to remove Jacob Fatu and bring in Hikuleo as his replacement.

Currently, Hikuleo has reportedly signed with the Stamford-based promotion, though no timeline for his debut has been disclosed. Earlier reports suggested Hikuleo might debut in NXT first. However, with no developments so far, plans could change, and WWE might opt to introduce the 33-year-old star directly into the Bloodline saga.

Removing Jacob Fatu from the new Bloodline would undoubtedly be a bold move, injecting a significant twist into the ongoing family drama storyline. It remains to be seen how the fallout of the Bloodline Civil War will unfold in the upcoming episode of SmackDown.

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What if Solo Sikoa kicks out Jacob Fatu from Bloodline on WWE SmackDown?

Though the scenario is highly speculative and unlikely to happen anytime soon, if Solo Sikoa were to kick Jacob Fatu out of the Bloodline, it could lead to the Samoan Werewolf's babyface turn. Typically, when heel stars are ousted from their faction, they transition into a heroic character.

This pattern has been seen with stars like Roman Reigns and Damian Priest, who turned babyface after being removed from their respective factions. If Jacob Fatu is removed from the new Bloodline on WWE SmackDown, WWE could follow a similar approach.

They might write him off television for a few weeks to reintroduce him as a babyface star. Furthermore, the Samoan Werewolf could align himself with Roman Reigns and the OG Bloodline to seek revenge against the self-proclaimed Tribal Chief. The Bloodline saga still offers many directions to explore.

One day, Jacob Fatu will likely embark on a single run in WWE, distancing himself from Solo's Bloodline, but it remains to be seen when that will happen.