Jimmy & Jey Uso’s Role in Roman Reigns’ New Bloodline Explained Ahead of Big Return

Roman Reigns had his last match on the second day of WrestleMania XL, where Cody Rhodes subjected him to a heartbreaking defeat. Moreover, Reigns lost the Undisputed Universal Championship after having reached a record number of days with the title. From that moment on, the Tribal Chief disappeared from television.

Many references have been made since then, and even Roman Reigns himself posted a message on social media shortly after. Hinting at a return to training. So it surely looks like the Tribal Chief is marking his return. And he would possibly feud against the current Bloodline. But how will he face them all, outnumbered? Well, according to a WWE legend, Reigns could find some allies in the form of his family: the Usos.

The Usos were an integral part of the Bloodline when the faction etched its beginnings. Nevertheless, Jey Uso had enough at one point and quit the group because of their sheer evil acts. Jimmy Uso found himself at the receiving end of a beatdown at the hands of the new leader of the group, Solo Sikoa.

Since then, Jimmy Uso has spent time on the sidelines, while Jey Uso continues to establish himself as a singles superstar. But what if Roman Reigns returns soon and goes against the Bloodline? Would the twins reunite with the Tribal Chief?

Well, according to WWE legend Mark Henry on the Busted Open Podcast, Reigns will have some convincing to do. But it is possible that the Usos might return. They might become Roman Reigns’ allies again to fight against the new Bloodline.

Mark Henry suggests that Roman Reigns could gain the favor of The Usos by prioritizing equality

WWE legend Mark Henry said, “You bring in the Samoan werewolf. It balances out everything, and the Usos are the wild card. And if you make the Usos the wild card, they turn the tide in Roman’s favor. And Roman has to become a benevolent leader. ‘Guys, I wronged you; I didn’t treat you like family. I treated you like employees; treated you like you were beneath me. You’re my brothers. You’re equal to me. You tell me to do it; I’m gonna do it.’ I’m not gonna like when you get that Roman Reigns. Oh my gosh, you think the last five years were great? The next five will be even better.” This surely would pique the interest of the fans, especially if Dwayne Johnson is revealed as the Tribal Chief of the new Bloodline.

Currently, WWE is focused on its WWE Clash at the Castle show, which will take place on June 15 in Scotland. It is likely that the company wants to close some storylines in that show and kick off Money in the Bank, considered one of the five big annual WWE events. The Bloodline has had continuity, with Solo Sikoa at the helm. Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa later joined, and Jacob Fatu will likely be seen at any moment. Rumor has it that the story will unfold leading up to Survivor Series, where the new Bloodline will supposedly face off against the old one. Do you agree with Henry’s predictions? Let us know in the comments.