The WWE Universe has reacted to the idea of Roman Reigns' faction potentially splitting in the Draft.
The Bloodline is reportedly not listed as eligible together for this year's Draft. Faction leader Roman Reigns is eligible for Night One, alongside Solo Sikoa. Meanwhile, The Usos are listed for Night Two. Pcb Order Online
In reaction to this, the WWE Universe has suggested that this could mark the beginning of the end of The Bloodline.
Check out the fan reactions on Twitter:
The Bloodline currently consists of five members, including Roman Reigns, Solo Sikoa, Paul Heyman, and The Usos.
While there are currently no concrete plans for a new member to join the group, Jacob Fatu has revealed his interest in being a member of The Bloodline.
Speaking in a recent interview, Fatu stated:
Fatu is currently under contract with Major League Wrestling. He is a former MLW World Heavyweight Champion and has established himself as one of the most well-reputed wrestlers on the independent circuit.
The Bloodline was formed almost three years ago when Reigns aligned with Heyman. Shortly afterward, he recruited Jey Uso into the faction, who was later joined by his brother Jimmy.
At Clash at the Castle, Solo Sikoa became a member of The Bloodline when he assisted Reigns in retaining the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship against Drew McIntyre.
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