Solo Sikoa to introduce 6'8" WWE star as his new enforcer after Jacob Fatu’s betrayal? Exploring the possibility 

When Solo Sikoa entered the Men’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match, he did not expect to be betrayed by Jacob Fatu. Tensions had been growing between the Anoa'i family members, and the partnership finally imploded in Los Angeles.

Sikoa was one of the favorites to win heading into the ladder match, but Fatu took him out, effectively cutting ties with The New Bloodline. This could now lead to Hikuleo's debut on WWE TV. Right now, Sikoa only has JC Mateo by his side. This has sparked speculation that the six-foot-eight-inch star could join forces with the former NXT North American Champion soon.

Hikuleo reportedly signed with WWE in July 2024 but has yet to show up on the company's programming. Since the news of his signing surfaced, many have been hoping to see him join The New Bloodline on the main roster. With Jacob Fatu's departure, there is a vacancy for a new member in the group that the giant could fill.

Fans believe that Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa could also make their return soon. Following his injury at WWE Survivor Series: WarGames in 2024, Loa has yet to make a comeback.

Hikuleo not only worked with the Tongans in New Japan Pro-Wrestling as part of Bullet Club but is also their brother in real life. With the possible addition of the former IWGP Tag Team Champion, Sikoa could create a new version of The Bloodline that will try to get revenge on The Samoan Werewolf. Right now, this is just speculation, and viewers will have to see if Hikuleo joins forces with Sikoa.

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WWE has booked the Solo Sikoa-Jacob Fatu storyline brilliantly

One of the biggest complaints among fans is that WWE often fails to execute betrayals properly. While John Cena sold his "soul" to The Rock to turn heel on Cody Rhodes at Elimination Chamber, his motivation for it and The Rock’s involvement have yet to be explained in the right manner.

Since last year, tensions between Sikoa and Fatu had been growing, and the current United States Champion never hesitated to tell the leader of The New Bloodline that he did not need him.

The final nail in the coffin came during the latest episode of SmackDown. On the show, Sikoa was seen backstage with Mateo insulting Jacob Fatu’s intelligence, and The Samoan Werewolf overheard the conversation. At MITB, it seemed like Fatu was helping Sikoa win the coveted briefcase before he destroyed him. Thus far, WWE has booked the angle to perfection.