WWE’s New Bloodline: Jacob Fatu Outshines Leader Solo Sikoa, Says Bully Ray

The Bloodline, a prominent faction in WWE, has undergone significant changes following WrestleMania 40. Solo Sikoa has taken over as the new “Tribal Chief,” leading a revamped group that includes Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa, and Jacob Fatu. However, WWE Hall of Famer Bully Ray believes that despite Sikoa’s leadership role, Jacob Fatu has become the true focal point of the group.

Ray argues that Fatu naturally commands attention without seeking it, unlike others who actively demand the spotlight. This observation was seemingly confirmed when Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes offered Fatu a title match instead of Sikoa, even though Sikoa was present. Fatu declined the opportunity out of respect for his leader.

While Fatu continues to shine, Ray suggests that Sikoa is struggling to step out of Roman Reigns’ shadow as the new Tribal Chief. He compares Sikoa’s current role to that of Vito Corleone, the head of the family, but notes that this position might make Sikoa appear secondary to Fatu’s more dynamic presence. Ray describes Fatu as the “absolute wild killer” that many expected Sikoa to be, highlighting the shift in dynamics within the new Bloodline.

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