Aug 22, 4:38 PM
Just because fans forgive Solo Sikoa doesn’t mean Roman Reigns has to
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BUFFALO, NEW YORK - AUGUST 17: Roman Reigns reads Solo Sikoa the riot act as Jacob Fatu lays into Sikoa on Raw. | (Photo by Cooper Neill/WWE via Getty Images) Solo Sikoa isn’t just his own man these days. He’s a new man. Once the silent, stoic member of The Bloodline, Sikoa has allowed more of his personality to shine in recent months, and fans love it. And what’s not to love? Running back Jey Uso’s entrance on Jey Uso. Turning his older brothers’ warning shots into “pew, pew” pistols. Making hysterical gestures between moves. Great stuff. But just because Sikoa has gotten on fans’ good side doesn’t mean Roman Reigns has to like him. Following WrestleMania XL in 2024, Sikoa stole Reigns’ Ula Fala and tried to usurp him as the leader of The Bloodline. After losing to Reigns in Tribal Combat in January 2025, Sikoa was supposed to acknowledge Reigns as his Tribal Chief. Instead, Sikoa skipped town, leaving his boys, Jacob Fatu and Tama Tonga, twisting in the wind for several weeks. When