Zilla Fatu continues to steal the spotlight of the wrestling Universes through his incredible achievements in the indie scene. The late Umaga’s son clearly carries the testament of her father’s legacy in his genes, which is reflected in his awe-inspiring performance. But the one thing that made him the latest sensation of the squared circle is the constant buzz on his potential Bloodline debut.

Despite dropping repeated teases, WWE doesn’t seem to be moving in that direction yet. But it’s safe to hold on to the hope as the inevitable can come in various ways, namely through an unexpected TNA move.

Can Zilla Fatu’s potential TNA move be a covert Bloodline debut hint?

Zilla Fatu earned his stripes in the wrestling world winning his first-ever Championship title (HOG Crown Jewel title) in an indie event a few days back. He’s currently gearing up to defend his belt at the upcoming Chicago Crown Jewel against Mustafa Ali. But before that, a brief chat with MuscleManMalcon ensued as he tried to sneak into Fatu’s headspace about the next jump of his career. When the champ was asked about a potential TNA debut, he quickly answered, ‘If it makes sense… You know if it makes sense…. whoever and if the money is right then we there,” he admitted with a smirk. 

Nevertheless, WWE fans won’t have to fret considering the ongoing partnership between TNA and WWE. TNA talents such as Joe Hendry, and Jordynne Grace have appeared in the Stamford-based wrestling promotion. However, considering the storyline possibilities at play with Zilla Fatu and The Bloodline, it may be unlikely that the WWE will let the young star ink a deal with TNA.

On the other hand, Fatu is also in no hurry to join forces with his Samoan cousins in the Bloodline.

Zilla Fatu doesn’t want to make a hasty decision to join the Bloodline

Fatu is currently putting his heart and soul into the indie run. Despite keeping a keen eye on what’s happening inside the Bloodline storyline he doesn’t want to rush to step into the family anytime soon. In a recent interview with Joey Franchize, the Main One was asked about his stance on the highly hyped-up Bloodline debut.

Fatu noted he felt blessed to be part of such a legendary family tree and accredited all his brothers and uncles (The Rock, Rikishi, Roman Reigns, The Usos, etc.) for carrying the ladder of the business so far. But when it comes to his involvement in the group, the HOG Champion made it clear that he is not dying to chime in. Rather, he is fully invested in his indie priorities at this point in time.

Nevertheless, what do you make of Fatu’s admission about potentially signing for TNA? Let us know in the comments section.