Solo Sikoa’s noticeable absence from recent WWE events has sparked discussion about his potential future direction.
The Street Champion has maintained distance from Bloodline activities since his defeat against Roman Reigns in their Tribal Combat match on RAW’s Netflix debut, marking a significant shift in his on-screen presence.
The 31-year-old’s recent behavior suggests a deeper narrative developing, as evidenced by his unexplained departure from the arena several weeks ago. In his absence, Jacob Fatu and Tama Tonga have taken prominent roles within the faction, making independent decisions and handling their own conflicts while Sikoa’s whereabouts remain uncertain.
Roman Reigns Reflects on Solo Sikoa’s Journey
During a recent appearance on SHAK Wrestling, Roman Reigns offered insight into Sikoa’s evolution as a performer, referencing a viral video from his early career.
Look, we all start somewhere and that’s the beauty of it. We’re all performers, we’re all entertainers. And even in the kitchen of a broke-down apartment, you’re still working on stuff, you’re still trying things. And that’s kind of our family right there. Believe it or not, I wouldn’t say I’m introverted but I can be shy at times. So, it takes a little bit to open up and, and, break that shell a little bit.
The Tribal Chief continued with a playful critique of his cousin’s development:
But Solo is very similar. But even then, that’s the pressure we have on us: to be entertainers and to and to be able to be sitting there, doing one of these… He’s doing a lot better work in the entertainment field now than he was with that broom trying to sing in the kitchen. He needs to wash some dishes though and stop singing and get to work.
Current patterns suggest the possibility of Adam Pearce bringing Solo Sikoa to Monday Night RAW, offering him an opportunity for a fresh start away from The Bloodline’s complex dynamics. Such a move could mark the beginning of Sikoa’s singles run in WWE, allowing him to forge his own path independent of his family’s legacy.
