Solo Sikoa's real-life brother to be next in line to join him in WWE? Exploring The Bloodline's possible expansion

The Bloodline is the top stable in all of WWE. While the group has gone through various iterations over the past few years, the current generation of the stable may be the most dangerous thanks to Solo Sikoa leading the charge.

Since taking over The Bloodline, Solo has recruited Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa, and Jacob Fatu into the fold. That may not be the end of things, however, as he could recruit another new member to The Bloodline: Thamiko Fatu.

Fatu is also the son of Rikishi. This means he is brothers with Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso, and, of course, Solo Sikoa. With obvious and direct family ties, Thamiko being added to the WWE faction seems quite plausible.

Thamiko has been wrestling on the indie circuit for the last year or two and building up a name for himself. He is much larger than most wrestlers on the scene, which could make him immediately appealing to WWE even discounting his heritage.

The big man is known for hitting the Rikishi Driver on his foes and that could be the fate of an enemy of The Bloodline in the near future. Solo Sikoa could make the call sooner rather than later, especially given the opposition the stable is currently facing.

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The Bloodline has a major match at WWE Money in the Bank

The opposition that The Bloodline faces has always been intense and difficult to overcome, but a trio of world championship-caliber stars are currently gunning for the group. In fact, there is a big tag team match on the horizon.

Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes has aligned himself with his former mentor Randy Orton and his friend Kevin Owens. The trio of top stars are set to clash with The Bloodline in six-man tag team action at Money in the Bank this Saturday in Toronto.

It isn't yet clear which members of The Bloodline will be in action, however. While there are rumors and speculation, it isn't yet confirmed which of the four current members of the stable will sit out. It could be Solo Sikoa, Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa, or Jacob Fatu.

Regardless of which of the three men are officially in the bout, the fourth Bloodline member currently in WWE will likely interfere. They may not be alone, however, as this could be when Thamiko Fatu makes his debut with the company.

Thamiko could follow in the footsteps of other Bloodline members and debut by costing the babyfaces the win. This would further establish the dominant faction and expand the group yet again while giving the babyfaces an out.