Solo Sikoa‘s career has been on the rise since the time The Bloodline picked up the pace. The Enforcer of The Bloodline has accomplished several achievements over the last year. He has also become the Head of the Table in Roman Reigns‘ absence.

Amidst the current situation in his professional life, an old clip involving Sikoa has resurfaced on the internet where we can see the Anoa’i family supporting and celebrating Solo Sikoa’s success on the main roster of WWE.

Solo Sikoa gets emotional with family

A year ago, Solo Sikoa was present in Beaumont, Texas on April 29, 2023, for a WWE Saturday Night Show. He was there with The Usos. More family members were also present at the SuperShow, including Sikoa’s cousin Zilla Fatu, who recorded the emotional moment and later uploaded it on his YouTube channel for the fans to witness.

At the beginning of the sequence, we can see Solo Sikoa hugging one of his family members, and she can also be seen crying and overwhelmed by emotions. All of this seems to be happening in a warehouse, probably backstage at the Ford Arena.

The video was probably recorded after Solo Sikoa’s spectacular performance at the WWE Saturday Night Show as everyone was appreciating him for how much he had grown in the WWE. Sikoa couldn’t control himself either, letting the tears well up in his eyes as well.

Even though the clip is over a year old, it is still relevant to this day because of how far the new Head of the Table has come in WWE. Zilla Fatu’s involvement in the video can also be seen as a foreshadowing of what could be lying ahead in the storyline.

Will we see another one of Solo Sikoa’s cousins join the storyline?

Jacob Fatu debuted on WWE on the last Friday Night SmackDown in Illinois, Chicago. The Werewolf was expected to show up in The Bloodline long before his arrival because of the leaks and reports that were going on and about. Now Zilla Fatu is rumored to join The Bloodline next in line after Jacob Fatu arrived in the Stamford-based company.

Fans have been witnessing the addition of new members of the Anoa’i family continuously. There are Tongan wrestlers already in the heel faction. So, it would make sense if we see Zilla Fatu, an Anoa’i clan member, show up in the promotion. Since he already appears to have a close relationship with the rest of the family, we will probably see the same chemistry on screen.

Do you think Zilla Fatu could join WWE to recreate the same proud moment the family experienced for Solo Sikoa a year ago? Let us know in the comments below.