Reason The Bloodline Missed 8/30 WWE SmackDown – The Bloodline storyline has taken intriguing twists recently, with Solo Sikoa, The Tongas, and Jacob Fatu stepping up as the new leaders of the group while Roman Reigns attempts to reclaim his position as the Tribal Chief. In a dramatic moment on a recent episode of SmackDown, Reigns was ambushed by his own faction and sent crashing through the announce table, signaling a major shift in the power dynamics within The Bloodline.
Despite the ongoing tension within the faction, The Bloodline did not appear on last week’s episode of SmackDown, which led to speculation among fans. The show was held in Europe, featuring significant moments such as Bayley’s return and the final build-up for the Bash in Berlin event. Matches like Nia Jax vs. Michin for the WWE Women’s Title and LA Knight vs. Ludwig Kaiser for the United States Championship kept the audience engaged, but the absence of The Bloodline was noticeable.
The reason behind The Bloodline’s absence was clarified in a daily update on F4Wonline.com by Dave Meltzer. He reported that much of the Anoa’i family, including key members of The Bloodline, traveled home to attend the funeral of Afa, one-half of the legendary Wild Samoans, who passed away at the age of 81 last month. The family’s decision to prioritize this personal moment explains why the faction was not featured on SmackDown during that week.
“The reason there was no Bloodline segment on SmackDown is because much of the family went home for Afa’s funeral, which took place this weekend.”
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Reason The Bloodline Missed 8/30 WWE SmackDown
