Why Solo Sikoa really reunited with The Bloodline on WWE RAW
Solo Sikoa reunited with The Bloodline on WWE RAW before Money in the Bank 2026, according to www.sportskeeda.com. The return came in a backstage segment where Roman Reigns said he would handle the 946 faction himself, per the source.
The Usos expected the Original Tribal Chief to team up with them for the coming six-man tag team match. Instead, Solo Sikoa showed up, according to the report.
Adam Pearce later announced the six-man tag team match between The Bloodline and the 946 faction, the source states. The specific details of the backstage segment beyond Roman Reigns' statement are not fully detailed in the source.
The reunion marks a dramatic shift for the former MFT leader, who has a conflicted history with the family. What remains unclear is whether Sikoa's return is genuine or another layer of deception in the ongoing Bloodline saga.
LA KNIGHT SAID NO
LA Knight and Solo Sikoa had previously teamed up against The Bloodline, according to www.sportskeeda.com. That alliance, however, proved to be a one-off.
After SummerSlam 2026, Knight shifted his focus to the World Heavyweight Championship, the source reports. When Solo approached The Megastar for help against the 946 faction, Knight refused, asserting that their reunion was only a one-night thing.
Even when Sikoa warned LA Knight about the danger posed by the 946 faction, Knight didn't pay much attention, according to the report. The former WWE United States Champion was unmoved by the warning and declined to rekindle the partnership.
With that door closed, the former MFT leader had no option but to reunite with The Bloodline, the source concludes. The exact timing of Solo's request to LA Knight is not specified in the source.
The rejection left Sikoa with few allies, pushing him back toward the family he once betrayed. His return to WWE RAW this week was the direct result of that dead end.
A COMMON ENEMY
The 946 faction has made its presence felt across the board in recent weeks, targeting both The Bloodline and Solo Sikoa, according to www.sportskeeda.com. The former MFT leader was kidnapped by the heel faction, the source reports.
Keys has also attacked The Usos in a previous episode, per the source. Last week, the aggression went further when Keys ran an SUV over Jacob Fatu, according to the report.
The exact number of attacks by the 946 faction is not itemized in the source, but the pattern is clear. Royce Keys and his group have become the common enemies of Solo and The Bloodline, the source states.
That shared threat is what makes the reunion on WWE RAW more than just a family matter. With LA Knight refusing to help, the 946 faction's actions left Sikoa with no other viable allies.
IS IT A TRAP?
The history between Solo Sikoa and The Bloodline is not clean. He previously betrayed the faction and turned his back on The Original Tribal Chief, according to www.sportskeeda.com.
That makes this week's reunion on WWE RAW inherently suspicious. The source suggests the return could be a ploy to screw the family faction again, a calculated move rather than a genuine reconciliation.
That scenario is only possible if Solo is now secretly in cahoots with Royce Keys and Out The Mud. He could intentionally team up with The Usos for the six-man tag team match, only to screw them and reveal his true colors, the source speculates.
Whether Solo is secretly working with Royce Keys is not confirmed and remains pure speculation.
The chance of that betrayal is unlikely, though. Sikoa is currently a babyface star in WWE, and fans are loving his heroic character, according to the report. WWE isn't likely to turn him heel anytime soon, the source concludes.
The question hanging over RAW is whether Solo returns as a brother or as a sleeper agent. The evidence points to the former, but the lingering doubt is exactly what makes this reunion worth watching.
WHAT TO WATCH NEXT
Adam Pearce announced a six-man tag team match between The Bloodline and the 946 faction, according to www.sportskeeda.com. The 946 side will be led by Royce Keys, the report states.
Solo Sikoa could team up with The Usos for the match, per the source. That is the logical pairing after Sikoa answered when The Usos expected Reigns to step in.
The match is set for WWE RAW before Money in the Bank 2026, according to www.sportskeeda.com. The specific date has not been confirmed, only that it takes place on the go-home episode ahead of the premium live event.
If Sikoa does partner with The Usos, the question of trust becomes the central story. He has history on both sides of this feud — and the 946 faction has already proven it will go to extreme lengths, including kidnapping and running over Jacob Fatu with an SUV.
The reported plan points to Sikoa staying a babyface. But the narrative only works if the doubt remains, and the six-man tag gives WWE the perfect stage to either solidify the reunion or blow it up.
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