As the epic feud between Roman Reigns and Jey Uso continues to unfold on SmackDown, WWE Hall of Famer Booker T has ignited the speculation fires, pondering the potential involvement of two more Anoa’i family members in The Bloodline storyline.
For nearly three years, The Bloodline reigned supreme within the WWE, but their unity recently fractured when The Usos betrayed their Tribal Chief, Roman Reigns, and their younger brother, Solo Sikoa. Now, Jey Uso is set to challenge the undisputed WWE Universal Champion for the title at the upcoming SummerSlam event.
During a captivating episode of the Hall of Fame podcast, a curious fan raised the question of whether Reigns’ cousins, Zilla and Jacob Fatu, could join The Bloodline. In response, the current NXT color commentator carefully assessed the possibility, revealing that Jacob could make an immediate impact, while Zilla might need a little more time to be fully ready.
The excitement in Booker T’s voice was palpable as he mused, “The Bloodline can grow, you know, exponentially. Just think, and to be able to add those pieces when one least expects it, can you imagine? So, this thing can last, you know, another two years. Because Zilla, he’s gonna be, you know, on ice for another six months at least [laughs]. I’m just playing. No, Zilla, he’s gonna be ready within the next year.”
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The Hall of Famer went on to emphasize that Jacob is already prepared to enter the fray, but the right moment and the perfect opportunity must align before pulling the trigger on such a momentous addition. The mere thought of including these powerhouse cousins into The Bloodline storyline had Booker T envisioning the WWE Universe erupting with unbridled excitement.
As the anticipation builds for Roman Reigns’ showdown with Jey Uso at SummerSlam, Booker T firmly believes that this monumental clash could pave the way for a significant transformation within WWE. With the potential of Zilla and Jacob Fatu waiting in the wings, the saga of The Bloodline might just become even more electrifying and unpredictable, leaving fans on the edge of their seats for years to come.
