Solo Sikoa is the new United States Champion, and he managed to do so after moving on from his stern-faced, silent bodyguard role. Recently, rare footage emerged of Solo as a child, trolling his brothers and the rest of his family.
In an incredible clip, a young Solo Sikoa (age unspecified) was seen in a family shoot with his fellow Anoa'i blood relatives. This included The Usos, who appeared to be teenagers at the time, Rikishi, as well as Roman Reigns' late brother Rosey, and the late great Sika Anoa'i.
Solo is spotted here being a young troll, showing that he's always had that comedic side in him:
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Solo Sikoa has a revitalized, renewed, and refreshed version of The Bloodline.
Solo is the new United States Champion, but for the first time since late 2024, he now has a renewed version of The Bloodline with two new members and one returning star.
"The Infamous" Tonga Loa returned for the first time since suffering an injury at Survivor Series: WarGames. Although he didn't make the full difference, it was the debuting Hikuleo who had the largest impact, directly resulting in Solo Sikoa handing Jacob Fatu his first pinfall loss in WWE.
With a line-up of JC Mateo, Tonga Loa, and Hikuleo, Solo Sikoa's new Bloodline is now a four-man army once again. Tama Tonga isn't expected to be back until much later this year, but one can only imagine that he will fall right back into his old role when he returns.
This marked Solo's first main roster title, just as he had begun to gain steam as an individual character with more personality. What we mean by this is the fact that he started to move away from his ultra serious persona and leaned into a more "comedic" character.
While comedy and seriousness don't necessarily gel together in wrestling, Solo has one family member (The Rock) who made it work to perfection. Not to imply that Solo is going to be the next Rock, but WWE fans online seem to be happier that he is able to express himself more freely. Things are going to get even more heated as he looks to take over SmackDown with the renewed version of The Bloodline.
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