The Bloodline is arguably the most attractive attraction in the realm of professional wrestling. As you are aware, this is not simply a group, but a term for the Anoa’i clan’s top wrestlers, who are now competing globally. Every one of those wrestlers wants to be a part of the Bloodline, but they are not in WWE. Why don’t they start their own faction inside the promotions they compete in?

This was the topic covered in the most recent edition of the Busted Open podcast, and they suggested that this landmark could be achievable. Although we are all aware that the WWE has officially patented the term Bloodline, there is a potential that the promotion may opt to lend the name to other little wrestling outfits. The reason behind this is sheer business, as there are so many Anoa’i wrestlers who desire to form Bloodline.

WWE doing this will result in the establishment of several types of Bloodlines, the same as how Bullet Club expanded its reach throughout the wrestling business previously. WWE Hall of Famer Mark Henry stated in the latest edition of the podcast, “I wouldn’t sell it, but I would loan it out. You want The Bloodline on your program? How are some of the Noir Tate boys and Fatu’s? You can run them as a Bloodline on your show. We just got to get our beak wet. We got to get our peace. I would sell it all over New Japan. Come on, you know you need something. You need a Bloodline. Just like the Bullet Club. Yeah. Except it’s a real family. Yes. A real family. Real. And that way more people can work. And they can work in multiple companies, but all lead to your brand.”

We are already witnessing two Bloodlines in the WWE since the original one is on the cusp of being reformed.

When will the OG Bloodline be reformed?

WWE had already set the seeds for this reunion on last week’s SmackDown. Roman Reigns was severely beaten down on this episode of SmackDown because he attempted to thwart Solo Sikoa’s Bloodline on his own. This implies that The OTC will try to assemble his squad once more, consisting of Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso, and Sami Zayn. The most probable time for this to happen is in a couple of months as Survivor Series is going to be the PLE where these two teams may clash.

Fans are really eager about the forthcoming twists and turns in the Bloodline plot. In reality, Hikuleo’s debut is also forthcoming, and his involvement in the tale will be one of the most significant twists in the story. Triple H can do whatever with the plot, and it will be interesting to see whether the WWE will lend out the name Bloodline in the future.

What are your opinions on the latest Bloodline formation speculations from other promotions? Do you like the idea? Tell us in the comments.