With the debut of the latest Bloodline member at WWE Night of Champions in Tala Tonga (Hikuleo), there could be more to come.
From a pair of sisters that were trained by Rikishi to siblings of current WWE stars, there are more Bloodline members that could be debuting in WWE soon.
Here are five more WWE Bloodline members that could poised to make a debut in the company.
5. Tonga Twins
While not technically members of the Bloodline, the independent wrestling duo of Ta’ahine Tonga and Tala-vou Tonga were performing in Women of Wrestling until late 2023.
Having been trained and mentored by Rikishi and Black Pearl, the duo could be poised for a future in WWE.
Having been spotted at the WWE Performance Center in 2024, perhaps the first female members of the Bloodline could be coming in the future.
Recently wrestling a match in NWA under the alternate team name ‘The Island Twins’, the duo seemingly have big things in their future.
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4. Zilla Fatu
While Zilla Fatu is not yet signed to WWE, the son of Umaga has made it clear that signing with WWE remains the top of his list of industry goals.
Making an impact already in Reality of Wrestling and competing in GCW, the 25-year old star still has a lot of upside in his career.
With his personal connection to the Bloodline as well as his own compelling real life backstory, Zilla Fatu would be a great addition to the Bloodline.
Able to be positioned easily alongside Jacob Fatu, the pair could be a frightening duo in the next chapter of the Bloodline story.
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3. Lance Anoa’i
Lance Anoa’i may be a familiar name from his time in independent wrestling but he has yet to make his official WWE debut beyond one-off appearances in the past.
Anoa’i signed with WWE in July 2024, but would subsequently pick up an injury which has seemingly has delayed his debut.
Given his experience and Anoa’i name, it would make sense for him to skip past NXT and become involved in the main roster Bloodline storyline as it continues to shift on SmackDown.
Carrying a passing resemblance to Roman Reigns, it could be fun to see whether or not Anoa’i ends up with or against Reigns.
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2. Journey Fatu
Another literal member of the family, Journey Fatu is the younger brother of Jacob Fatu.
Already having made an impact on the indies, he has also made notable appearances in Reality of Wrestling.
The 29-year old has mostly recently competed in numerous intriguing deathmatches, establishing himself as one to watch.
With his tag team past with both Jacob Fatu and Juicy Finau, it would make perfect sense to see Journey sign with WWE at some point in the future.
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1. Juicy Finau
Although he isn’t a literal member of the Bloodline family, Juicy Finau has a long history with Jacob Fatu as members of MLW’s iteration of the Samoan SWAT Team along with Lance Anoa’i.
Billed at a massive 6’4 and over 450 pounds, Finau could make an immediate splash on any potential opponents and be a dealbreaker in the latest iteration of the Bloodline family saga.
With his existing history with Jacob Fatu and Lance Anoa’i, perhaps the next chapter of the Bloodline is rooted in a new pair of dueling factions.
With Solo Sikoa recruiting JC Mateo, Tama Tonga and Tala Tonga (Hikuleo) to his side – Jacob Fatu may need new Bloodline allies now more than ever!
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