Is Rikishi doing it for the Rock?
WrestleMania 40 featured a major turn of events when the Bloodline got a taste of their own medicine when Cody Rhodes got help from the likes of Jey Uso, John Cena, Seth Rollins, and the Undertaker who prevented matters from getting worse for Rhodes.
This led to Rhodes defeating Roman Reigns in the main event of WrestleMania 40: Sunday to finally finish his story and win the Undisputed WWE Championship.
On an episode of Rikishi Fatu Off The Top, the WWE Hall of Famer predicted how he believes things are going to play out for the future of the Bloodline.
“I think The Bloodline’s gonna kinda take a backseat for a minute, recoup for a minute. We do have other players that are lined up to able to come through. But again, The Bloodline will always be there. It just has to be the right angle, the right storyline. Who knows? I’m gonna go out and just throw this out there. I kinda see a WarGames. I kinda see somewhere down there The Rock turning on Roman Reigns. Rock becomes the heel, Roman comes back as a babyface. I kinda see The Bloodline family members spread up and take sides, and then I kind of see something huge as far as WarGames or some type of gimmick match, amongst each other. They would probably want to build that up for the next WrestleMania. To have that type of match being put together, it’d be nice to see that happen in the west coast because a lot our Polynesian culture, the west coast is island. Nothing but island people that are out here. Samoan, Tongan, you name it, a bunch of Polynesians, Hawaiian. So to be able to come out here and showcase that match in front of our people would be great.”
On the April 12 edition of Friday Night SmackDown, Solo Sikoa took out Jimmy Uso with some help from the debuting Tama Tonga.
h/t from Fightful.
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