Solo Sikoa has assumed full control over The Bloodline in the absence of his older cousin, Roman Reigns. Sikoa has altered a lot about his character. Not only has WWE changed the wardrobe of the ‘new’ Head of the Table but he is also started receiving more dialogues during promos. However, scripted moments are not the only ones where he has started speaking more.

The Enforcer of The Bloodline is also a menace during non-scripted moments. During SmackDown 06/07, Solo Sikoa had a small exchange with a fan who tried to diss him. In turn, Sikoa roasted the fan on his way out of the arena. The wrestling talent is menacing all over the Stamford-based company, along with the rest of his faction.

On the last Friday Night SmackDown, The Bloodline made a huge statement after defeating Kevin Owens and The Street Profits for interrupting the anointing ceremony at the start of the night. After the big statement, when The Bloodline was walking away, a female fan called out from the ramp-side area and asked, “Where’s your daddy?” To calm down the angry viewer, Solo Sikoa replied politely, “Ask your mom.”

This was a hilarious roast to the fans, as the audience is not used to hearing Solo Sikoa talk, let alone say something out of the blue. Several such changes have been made to the wrestler’s character that have changed his public presentation.

While fans have come to like some of them, other things are not so admirable, including the changed wardrobe that the wrestler is showcasing nowadays.

Solo Sikoa’s wardrobe criticized

Fans who are used to seeing Solo Sikoa stay silent do not find his dialogues and promos interesting, while others love the change. Similarly, some of the viewers may be finding the new looks to their liking, but the rest of the fanbase is not so much into what The Bloodline’s temporary leader is wearing nowadays. The most infamous outfit that he wore recently was the one that was compared to The Weeknd’s iconic fit.

The internet wrestling community took shots at the wardrobe, showing that they did not appreciate it. This view was shared by Fightful’s Alexis Cardoza, who thought that the promotion could have done a better job with the wardrobe.

On SmackDown, Sikoa was seen somewhat returning to his original looks. Are you liking the changes that WWE has made to the wrestler’s gimmick so far?