So Much For Solo Sikoa's Babyface Run... (WWE News)

Yep, Solo Sikoa is officially back in the Bloodline.

by Andrew Pollard
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With Solo Sikoa becoming quite the popular babyface act in WWE in recent weeks and months, last night's Raw saw Solo forced to rejoin the Bloodline.

An early war of words between Sikoa and Jey Uso saw a match set up for later in the night, with the stipulation that Solo would have to rejoin "the family" should Jey win, whereas the Bloodline would leave Solo alone if he won.

That match took place in the Raw main event, and it was Jey Uso getting the win, thanks to some assistance from his brother, Jimmy. And with that, Solo Sikoa is forced to rejoin the Bloodline, as Main Event Jey promised to hand-deliver Solo to Roman Reigns.

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What this means for Solo Sikoa's future remains to be seen, but it's fair to say that the vast majority of fans would much rather see the Solo Dolo of recent times rather than him once again joining up with the Bloodline.

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Previously, Jacob Fatu pledged his full support to the OTC after losing to Roman in Tribal Combat, and he's been fully committed to Reigns since then. We now wait to see whether Solo will be as all-in as Jacob, though many will be hoping that Sikoa back in the Bloodline is only a temporary arrangement, with the 33-year-old former United States Champion having shown all kinds of personality and charisma recently, including in his promo exchange with Jey Uso last night.

But as it stands, the Bloodline now consists of Roman Reigns, Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso, Jacob Fatu, and Solo Sikoa.

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