WWE SummerSlam 2026: 10 Nightmares That Could Come True

1. Solo Sikoa Rejoins The Bloodline

Solo Sikoa
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This is surely the ultimate nightmare.

WWE/Triple H/TKO/whomever seemingly can't shake The Bloodline. Roman Reigns brought the band back together by re-enlisting The Usos, then he bashed away at Jacob Fatu's aspiring main event career until he was left with no choice by to acknowledge "his Tribal Chief". Now, attention turns to Solo Sikoa and thoughts that he's next.

That'd literally be the single most stupid thing creative could do with Solo right now. He's survived the monotony of The MFTs experiment and has started showing more charisma than ever before on SmackDown. Crowds have even started to come with Sikoa and show him some love. Cutting that off at the knees so he can rejoin The Bloodline and turn into the same colourless enforcer that Jacob has become? Nah.

Management needs to realise that they can't keep pounding the same drums with Bloodline biz. It's interminable and weak in 2026. Fatu going backwards was bad enough, but if WWE do the same with Solo then you'll know for sure that Trips has run out of ideas for his weekly product.

If SummerSlam ends with Solo holding up a finger alongside Roman, Jimmy, Jey and Jacob after helping Reigns defeat Seth Rollins, then interest will continue to dwindle and ticket sales will be affected. Stop making plays nobody wants to see, lads.

What other nightmares could come true at WWE SummerSlam 2026? For more like this, check out WWE SummerSlam 2026: 12 Things That NEED To Happen and 10 Things We Learned From Dark Side Of The Ring: Big Boss Man!

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