The Rock was an amazing pillar of the Bloodline during his last WWE stint. He has teamed up with his Samoan cousin Roman Reigns during his pursuit of dumping Cody Rhodes in the build-up of the WrestleMania 40. Although picking up a tag team win together against the American Nightmare, The Rock couldn’t help his brother retain his title. While speculations are rife that The Rock will make a return soon, Dwayne Johnson remained silent on his Bloodline resume update so far. That said, it seems he always has an intuitive connection with his family line and continues to represent it in one form or the other from any corner of this world.

The Rock flaunted a beautiful Samoan tradition outside of the squared cricle

The duo almost left the building temporarily at the same time, creating a big void in the family. Things have changed a lot ever since. Solo Sikoa became the new Tribal Chief and a power of ego took over with Reigns’ firing back last week at SummerSlam. The Bloodline tradition is at stake. Amidst the chaos, The Rock was seen displaying the big Samoan culture as part of his on-screen role in the movie Moana 2. The signature Samoan dance featured the WWE stalwart in a jaw-dropping video.

We will need to see when and how The Rock rejoins forces with his Samoan troops.

Moving ahead, let’s scoop out The Rock’s potential return storyline.

Will The Rock return to the Bloodline as the new Tribal Chief? Explained

There has been a rampant rumor that The Rock will come up and put everyone in his family on notice. Well, not everyone, but he will be a threat to the other team in which he chose to land. Earlier, the popular idea was The Rock eventually allying with the new Bloodline and engaging in a group war with Roman Reigns. Although he vowed to come back to confront the American Nightmare for one last time, the Roman Reigns and Bloodline dynamic has always been on the card.

Now, given the situation underwent a few significant changes including Roman Reigns made his much-anticipated debut, some viral fan theory explains how The Rock can replace Solo Sikoa as the new Tribal Chief, setting up the destined feud between him and Reigns.

However, as per wrestling journalist Dave Meltzer, for WrestleMania 41, The Rock is scheduled to settle his score with Cody Rhodes, and not Roman Reigns.

What’s your take on The Rock doing Samoan dance in his latest movie set amidst the Bloodline implosion? Let us know in the comments.