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Roman Reigns Attacked By Returning Star In Big WWE Bloodline Moment

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WWE star Roman Reigns attacked by the Bloodline on SmackDown

In the main event segment of tonight’s August 16 WWE SmackDown, Roman Reigns was attacked by a returning star in a big Bloodline moment.

Solo Sikoa told Roman Reigns that if he wanted this Ula Fala back, he was going to need to come and take it from Sikoa.

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Roman Reigns did not disappoint as he rather promptly made his entrance to confront Sikoa in the ring, who was accompanied by Tama Tonga.

There would end up being a wordless exchange as the fight quickly turned physical and Roman Reigns was able to chase off Sikoa and take out Tonga.

This led to a moment where Reigns reclaimed the Ula Fala with the Orlando crowd going complete berserk for the Original Tribal Chief.

However, the triumph was short lived.

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Jacob Fatu would strike and brutally assault Roman Reigns with Solo Sikoa giving the orders from outside the ring.

Fatu was absent from last week’s SmackDown after his part in the SummerSlam match where Reigns made his return.

Similarly to what they had done to Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton, the Bloodline took apart Roman Reigns including a triple powerbomb through the commentary desk, and then back in the ring for a Samoan Spike from Sikoa.

Solo Sikoa would then reclaim the sacred red Ula Fala and the show would end with Solo Sikoa, Tama Tonga and Jacob Fatu standing triumphantly over a battered Roman Reigns.

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The other member of Solo Sikoa’s new WWE Bloodline group, Tonga Loa, was not present on tonight’s show.

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