Paul Heyman Seemingly Confirms “New Bloodline” Starring Tama Tonga & Solo Sikoa After SmackDown Beatdown

In the first episode of the blue brand after the fortieth edition of the Showcase of the Immortals came the debut of Tama Tonga. The former New Japan Pro-Wrestling superstar recently signed a contract with the federation based in the city of Stamford.

Tama sided with Solo Sikoa, forming a sort of “new” Bloodline, and brutally attacked Jimmy Uso, who was ousted from the group. So now it looks like the Bloodline is being reshaped, and it would be a really interesting storyline. And apparently, Paul Heyman agrees as well, as he recently showed his support for this theory through social media.

Paul Heyman too believes there is a new Bloodline

WWE on X recently uploaded a clip from the last edition of SmackDown on their WWE website. In the previous edition, not only was Jimmy Uso ousted from the group, but Tama Tonga hinted at a new Tribal Chief as he said that the orders to attack Uso came from the head of the Bloodline. But the orders weren’t from Roman Reigns. This led to the theory of a new bloodline, as the caption of the post read as well. And it seems like Paul Heyman agrees as he has reposted it on his official X account.

So it looks like WWE has started work for the next feud for Roman Reigns. While Cody Rhodes might be occupied protecting himself and his belt from the Rock. The WWE might build a storyline with the new Bloodline going against Roman Reigns. This would also give Roman Reigns a chance to turn face again after years of playing heel. As for the new member Tonga, he is being highly appreciated by the company.

WWE in awe of Tama Tonga

Tonga’s debut achieved excellent results. According to Fightful Select, it seems that WWE was strongly impressed and impressed by the reactions generated by Tama Tonga’s debut, which took place during the last episode of Friday Night SmackDown. The federation did not expect such an uproar, as Tama Tonga did not perform often in the United States of America. Spending most of his career in Japan (in the ring of New Japan Pro-Wrestling) and also in Mexico. Where for a few years he wrestled in the Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre.

Even on social media, the video of the debut of the wrestler born in Nukuʻalofa has exceeded all expectations. Touching 1,400,000 views on the official YouTube channel of the Stamford-based company. So the WWE would surely want to build a storyline featuring this new superstar. What do you think of Tonga? What do you make of the fact that Heyman shared the video and hinted at the new direction of the faction? Let us know in the comments.