On the July 4 edition of WWE SmackDown, Solo Sikoa formally introduced Talla Tonga – who had debuted at Night of Champions.
The new United States Champion made it clear that his group was not like the Bloodline, declaring that his “family” was “way more stronger.”
While he stated that his family was “now complete,” we could still potentially see more members added to this evolved Bloodline faction going forward.
Here are five stars we could possibly see join Solo Sikoa.
5. Haku
Solo Sikoa’s family members, Tonga Loa and Talla Tonga – as well as the currently injured Tama Tonga – are the sons of legendary wrestling tough guy and WCW/WWF veteran Haku.
Haku joined his sons on several occasions in New Japan Pro-Wrestling as an honorary member of Bullet Club – both wrestling alongside them and accompanying them to the ring.
He has a storied history in WWE, as a member of the infamous Heenan Family and as a former King of the WWF in the late 1980s.
Could Haku return in an on-screen role in WWE as part of Sikoa’s evolving faction?
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4. Zilla Fatu
The son of Umaga, Zilla Fatu shares a direct family lineage with Solo Sikoa – the pair are cousins.
Still early in his wrestling career, with fewer than a hundred matches to his name, Zilla has already competed on some of the highest-profile indie shows in North America.
The 25-year-old has also been a regular tag partner with cousin Jacob Fatu while working on the indies.
A shocking twist could see Zilla Fatu brought into WWE as an ally of Jacob – only to quickly turn on him and join Sikoa’s new “Family”.
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3. Juicy Finau
Another Islander and former tag partner of Jacob Fatu on the indies is Juicy Finau – the pair teamed as “The South Pacific Savages” in GCW.
At 6’4″ and weighing over 400 lbs, Finau is one of the biggest big men currently working the independent scene.
He has clear upside and a potential connection to Sikoa’s group.
However, he is still relatively early in his career, so he may lack the polish needed for a WWE SmackDown debut alongside Sikoa – for now, at least.
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2. Don Fale
In New Japan Pro Wrestling, Tonga Loa and Tama Tonga’s consistent partner in the Bullet Club was Bad Luck Fale – now rebranded as Don Fale.
Could the New Zealand star be brought in to reunite with his former partners?
Fale was reportedly courted by WWE back in 2016 when the company signed Shinsuke Nakamura, AJ Styles, and The Good Brothers.
Now 43, Fale’’s recent appearances in New Japan have underwhelmed – making a move to WWE perhaps unlikely.
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1. Jimmy Uso
Jimmy Uso has been struggling for direction with no clear role in WWE since his infamous feud with his brother Jey at WrestleMania 40.
However, recent weeks have seen him seemingly allied with Jacob Fatu against Solo Sikoa.
Having him turn on Fatu and join Sikoa’s new “family” could be a major swerve — one that gives Uso the renewed emphasis and storyline direction he’s been lacking.
Could we soon see Uso become a member of Sikoa’s “Family”?
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