As we all know, Tonga Loa has been one of the most mishandled members of the Bloodline faction, and it seems his frequent blunders in the ring could cost him dearly. The buzz is getting louder, and rumors are swirling that The Rock could be making a dramatic return soon. And if there’s one thing we know about The Rock, it’s that he won’t tolerate any kind of slip-ups from the members of his family’s faction.

This topic has recently been a hot discussion on the Busted Open Podcast, where former World Heavyweight Champion Mark Henry weighed in with some bold predictions. Henry suggested that with The Rock and Roman Reigns potentially taking the reins of the Bloodline, the group’s days of leniency are over. Henry pointed out. ““So everybody needs to take in The Bloodline, need to take ownership because I guarantee you at some point, Roman or the Rock get in and they say, hey, you got to jump up and trip him on this spot. And you miss, you’re going to end up in a body bag. You ain’t going to be on the bloodline no more. The bloodline checks are going to cease to exist. Oh, I’ve seen it. I’ve seen it happen before. I’ve seen it happen. How so? They got fired.”

Will Tonga Loa rise to the occasion, or will he be ousted by the most electrifying man in sports entertainment? Perhaps Tonga Loa has already considered these things since he has been working hard to enhance his talents in the ring. One thing’s for sure: the drama is just getting started, and the Bloodline could be in for a seismic shift when The Rock makes his thunderous return

Tonga Loa has done some fantastic stuff on WWE TV

Despite all of Tonga Loa’s previous blunders, WWE has surprisingly decided to keep him in the fold. We’ve seen how the company even handed him the WWE Tag Team Championship, hoping that more time in the spotlight would push him to improve and refine his skills. And while Loa hasn’t been flawless since, his dedication and effort in the ring are beginning to show.

Recently, Loa looked sharper than ever, and the match he competed in was more than just passable—it was a step up from his earlier performances. His improvement was on full display, but it was also Tama Tonga’s commanding presence that really helped elevate their team, making them look like worthy champions. This was especially important considering they were up against the Street Profits, one of the most formidable Tag Teams in WWE today.

Yet, with whispers of a potential firing still hanging in the air, the question remains: can Loa keep up this momentum and prove he deserves his place in the Bloodline? Or will he be cast aside when the stakes are at their highest?

What do you think about the possibility of Tonga Loa’s dismissal in the future? Could he defy the odds, or is his time running out? Share your thoughts in the comments below!