“Going to Be Great”: Tama Tonga & Tanga Loa’s Tag Team Feud Seemingly Finalised With Ex-Bloodline Members

Tama Tonga had his first match in WWE at Backlash in France this year. Thanks to his brother’s return to the company, he won the tag team match. Fans witnessed Tanga Loa also become a part of The Bloodline. Those who are aware of their past works know that both of Haku‘s sons once ran a stable in NJPW.

Although both of them are now a part of The Bloodline, Loa’s debut teased a potential introduction of the ‘Guerrillas of Destiny’ to the WWE fans. This may also open up future feuds with ex-Bloodline members.

Will Tama Tonga and Tanga Loa face their Samoan brothers?

Back in NJPW, the two brothers started the stable G.O.D. after they ended their terms in Bullet Club. We got a sneak peek at the havoc that the Tongan brothers can cause in the Stamford-based company as well. Now that they are back together again, it is being speculated that they will become tag partners again. During Fightful’s podcast, a viewer talked about in the live chat how WWE has gotten its hands on the brothers pretty late. However, co-host Phil Lindsey said, “Yeah. A little late, a little late, but, uh, I’m still interested in the prospect of G.O.D. versus [The] Usos. I think that could be a good match.” Denise then added by saying, “That’s actually a super chat we got from Jonathan Contras, who says Tanga Loa was a shock. G.O.D. versus Usos is going to be great.”

With both of The Usos out of The Bloodline now, there is a possibility that we will see the two sides engage in a feud. Jey Uso has embarked on a singles run as he aims to establish himself away from The Bloodline’s grasp. Jimmy Uso has not appeared on WWE programming after the beatdown he suffered at the hands of Sikao and Tonga. Nevertheless, both stars have unfinished business with the faction. Perhaps the return of Roman Reigns would dictate the future of the notorious faction and the Usos could join forces with The Tribal Chief to dismantle the group.

While this match could take place in the future, Tanga Loa is already becoming a ‘favorite’ of people on the active roster of WWE.

Tama Tonga’s brother also receives the ‘MFT’ title

Following his WWE debut, Solo Sikoa, called Haku’s adoptive son, his ‘MFT’. Since then, the full form of the same remained unknown. Neither the promotion nor Sikoa himself revealed what the moniker stood for. However, after Tanga Loa had his surprise entry during the opening match at Backlash, WWE took to upload the clip on social media. This was when it caught the attention of CM Punk.

“The Best in the World” commented under the post, showing his appreciation for the newest Bloodline member while also teasing the full form for his version of the ‘MFT’. Although it hasn’t been officially what it means, Punk’s comment could help us understand the basic concept behind it.

Would you like to see the MFT’s take on The Usos if given the chance in the future? Comment your thoughts below.