Solo Sikoa Returns To Align With The Usos On WWE RAW

Solo Sikoa Returns To Align With The Usos On WWE RAW

The ongoing warfare between The Bloodline and 946 reached a major turning point during the October 5 episode of WWE RAW, highlighted by the unexpected return of Solo Sikoa.

Following a backstage altercation between Jimmy and Jey Uso and the 946 faction—comprising Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, and Lucien Price—tensions boiled over inside the arena. The fallout came after Jaida Parker aligned herself with Keys’ group by running down Jacob Fatu with an SUV during the previous week’s broadcast. World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns, who had confronted Money in the Bank challenger LA Knight earlier in the evening, reprimanded The Usos for taking directives from Fatu and allowing the factional chaos to escalate, promising to personally resolve the situation.

In a subsequent backstage segment alongside General Manager Adam Pearce, official confirmation was made that The Bloodline would meet 946 in a six-man tag team match on next week’s broadcast. While Jimmy and Jey Uso initially assumed they would be teaming with Reigns, the champion rejected the premise and gestured toward an off-screen presence.

The camera panned to reveal Solo Sikoa, making his first television appearance since being abducted by 946 weeks prior. Reigns confirmed that Sikoa would align alongside his older brothers for the upcoming contest, marking the first time Sikoa will fight in tandem with Jimmy and Jey Uso since WWE Backlash 2023.

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