Solo Sikoa kicked out, Roman Reigns bans the Tongans - 5 Bloodline decisions The Tribal Chief could make upon legendary WWE return at SummerSlam

Roman Reigns is back in WWE, reaffirming his status as the Original Tribal Chief. The Head of the Table destroyed Solo Sikoa upon his return, sending a bold message about who is the real leader of The Bloodline.

Following his return at SummerSlam, the former Universal Champion might soon make some significant decisions for the heel faction, aiming to clear out the chaos created by Solo Sikoa in his absence.

In this article, we will discuss five major decisions the Original Tribal Chief could make following his earth-shaking return at SummerSlam.

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#5. Roman Reigns might kick Solo Sikoa out for his actions

One major decision that Roman Reigns could make for The Bloodline is to kick out the self-proclaimed Tribal Chief, Solo Sikoa. First, Solo manipulated Paul Heyman by claiming he had Reigns' permission for his every action, but it later became clear that these were false statements.

Additionally, Solo expelled Jimmy Uso from the faction without Reigns' permission and attacked Paul Heyman when he showed his loyalty to the Original Tribal Chief. For these actions, Roman could punish Sikoa by kicking him out of the faction, following the attack at SummerSlam.

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#4. Roman Reigns could ban Tongans from the Bloodline

The Bloodline originally belonged to the Samoan family. When Roman Reigns formed this alliance, it consisted solely of Samoan family members, including Solo Sikoa, Jimmy, and Jey Uso. Temporarily, Sami Zayn was the only non-Samoan involved, but he was not a member of the faction, merely an honorary Uce.

However, during Reigns' hiatus, Solo recruited Tongans, including Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa, into the Bloodline. Now that Reigns has returned as the Original Tribal Chief, he could ban the Tongans from the faction, asserting that the Bloodline belongs exclusively to the Samoans.

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#3. Roman Reigns could escalate the status of Paul Heyman in the Bloodline

Paul Heyman was brutally harassed by Solo Sikoa during the absence of the Original Tribal Chief. However, upon Reigns' return, the Head of the Table could elevate the Special Counsel's status by granting him special authority.

The veteran leader could establish a rule that whenever the Bloodline Leader is absent or on hiatus from WWE, The Wiseman will be in charge of the faction and have the power to make decisions.

This will ensure that if Roman Reigns goes on hiatus again, Heyman will not be harassed by other members of the Bloodline.

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#2. A new rule for Solo Sikoa if he stays with the Bloodline

In case the Original Tribal Chief decides not to kick Solo Sikoa out of the faction, he could instead establish a special rule for the self-proclaimed Tribal Chief. The former Universal Champion could declare that Solo's position in the Bloodline is that of Enforcer and Tribal Heir.

Consequently, Solo will only be granted the title of Tribal Chief when Roman and The Rock officially retire from the Stamford-based promotion. Until then, Solo will have no authority to call himself the Tribal Chief.

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#1. A Tribal court segment for Solo Sikoa

Following his return at SummerSlam 2024, Roman Reigns could announce a segment of Tribal Court. In this segment, the Original Tribal Chief will ask all the questions he wants answered from Solo Sikoa, possibly giving him an opportunity to justify his actions.

Previously, we have seen a Tribal Court segment featuring Sami Zayn, where he was put in the witness box to answer allegations and suspicions against him. Roman was also once announced for a Tribal Court segment, but it didn't unfold as planned.

Given the Bloodline's history with Tribal Court, another segment could be announced by Roman Reigns, this time focusing on Solo Sikoa