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WWE Superstar Solo Sikoa is heading back to The Bloodline after losing a match that came with a major stipulation attached.
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The former enforcer now has to face Roman Reigns once again after Jey Uso secured the victory on Monday Night RAW.
On the Aug. 10 edition of RAW, Jey Uso challenged his younger brother to a match with a condition that would determine Solo’s next move. If the “Yeet Master” won, Solo would be forced to return to The Bloodline and be delivered to Roman Reigns, the Original Tribal Chief.
In the main event, Solo Sikoa came close to avoiding that fate.
After hitting Jey with the Spinning Solo, he appeared to have the match within reach. Jimmy Uso then intervened on Jey’s behalf, and although Sikoa managed to take him out with a Samoan Spike, the distraction gave Jey the opening he needed.
Jey Uso capitalized with a Spear before following it up with an Uso Splash to secure the pinfall victory. With the stipulation now in effect, Solo’s future is no longer in his own hands.
Solo Sikoa did not appear particularly excited about what comes next.
Following the loss, he took to his Instagram Story and revealed his true feelings on joining The Bloodline with a brief message:
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“Damn..I gotta go back.”
Check out the screengrab of his IG story:
Roman Reigns Set to Meet Solo Sikoa Again
Michael Cole confirmed that Roman Reigns will be on next week’s RAW in Buffalo, New York, on Aug. 17. Jey Uso is expected to bring Solo Sikoa back to the family, giving the OTC and Solo another chance to address everything that has happened between them.
Sikoa first joined The Bloodline at Clash at the Castle in September 2022, helping Roman Reigns retain his championship against Drew McIntyre. He later became the group’s enforcer before turning on the faction following Reigns’ loss to Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania 40.
Sikoa went on to take control of The Bloodline and eventually formed his own group, The MFT. That faction came to an end in June when the Tongans turned on him and voted him out.
With MFT behind him, Sikoa changed direction and became a babyface. He began standing against the new Bloodline and joined forces with LA Knight and Royce Keys.
Jey’s victory on the latest edition of RAW has now forced Sikoa to return to The Bloodline. His next meeting with the current World Heavyweight Champion could reveal how the former enforcer feels about being back with the family.
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This story was originally published August 11, 2026 at 11:41 AM.