Jimmy Uso faced a nasty beat-down at the hands of Solo Siko and Tama Tonga during a blue brand episode post-WrestleMania and ever since the older Uso went missing from the WWE TV. Shortly after, The Wiseman Paul Heyman fell victim to the new Bloodline’s wrath, propelling him to leave the arena on a stretcher. Heyman’s forced ejection from the family line has officially written the end of the Bloodline, and this is where the journey to their rise from the ashes began.

Jimmy Uso, the young chap, must possess a great resilience, leading up to a quick fireback. Here are some storylines that can lay the perfect groundwork for his much-anticipated SummerSlam return.

Jimmy Uso might be a stepping stone to Cody Rhodes’ journey following his return

The Bloodline had a head-on street fight with the babyface trios of Cody Rhodes, Randy Orton, and Kevin Owens during the Money in the Bank PLE which saw Bloodline stand out after formidable efforts from both sides. During the build-up of the event, it was highly speculated that Jimmy Uso could return to make the safe for Cody Rhodes, as his brother did during their brief alliance. However, that came out hollow as Jimmy Uso was seen nowhere during the bout, and the idea still didn’t fizzle out.

With Cody Rhodes being slated to defend his title against Solo Sikoa at the biggest party of the Summer, Jimmy Uso can intervene to help Rhodes. Given how Randy Orton has been out of the picture after being completely decimated at the hands of Tama Tonga, Tanga Loa, and Jacob Fatu, Uso’s intervention can make things smooth for the American Nightmare.

However, it would be a breach of the potential Uso-Reigns reunion, as the rumor card suggested, so the other way WWE can present the jilted Uso is the most foreseen.

Jimmy Us0 can come to warn the WWE Universe of the Tribal Chief’s resurgence

When Jacob Fatu first arrived in the ring, there had been several doubts regarding his intention toward the family. A chunk of the fanfare speculated that he might be Roman Reigns‘ secret spy, who slid into the faction to watch upon Solo Sikoa’s antics before the Big Dog’s return. It faded out with the Samoan werewolf, saving Sikoa from the attack of Cody Rhodes, Randy Orton, and Kevin Owens on the very first night of his debut.

However, some minute camera work during the live shows again made the netizens revert to the old theory of being Reigns’ agent. While we don’t know whether the idea has any base in reality or not, Jimmy Uso, 38, on behalf of his Tribal Chief, can legit make his way to the WWE ring to put the entire Bloodline on the notice with The Wiseman by his side. It will be interesting to see what way the Bloodline trajectory moves going forward.

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