Solo Sikoa is an American professional wrestler currently performing on WWE as a member of The Bloodline faction. The rising star in WWE comes from the legendary Samoan wrestling dynasty, the Anoaʻi family. Sikoa, whose real name is Joseph Fatu, is the younger brother of the renowned tag team The Usos and cousin to the reigning Undisputed WWE Universal Champion, Roman Reigns. The other prominent members of the family include The Rock, Umaga, Yokozuna, Jacob Fatu, and his father Rikishi.
Sikoa began his wrestling career on the independent circuit before joining WWE's developmental brand, NXT 2.0, in late 2021. There, he quickly established himself as a force to be reckoned with, capturing the NXT North American Championship. In October 2022, he made a dramatic entrance onto the SmackDown main roster, aligning himself with The Bloodline and proving to be a valuable asset to his cousin Roman Reigns. After Roman Reigns went on an indefinite hiatus in 2024, Sikoa stepped up to act as the leader of The Bloodline.
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What is the Theme Song of Solo Sikoa?
Solo Sikoa's current theme song is called "Taking It All" by Def Rebel featuring Stevie Stone. Before this theme song, Sikoa has also used some other theme songs as well.
Taking it All (2022 - Present)
Taking it All by Def Rebel is the current theme song of Solo Sikoa. It debuted in 2022 when he entered the SmackDown scene as a member of The Bloodline. The song features a high-energy, driving beat that reflects Sikoa's aggressive in-ring style. There's also a rap verse by Stevie Stone that injects some swagger and intensity, fitting for Sikoa's confident persona.
Head of the Table (2022 - Present)
Head of the Table theme song is not Solo Sikoa’s theme song. It belongs to his cousin Roman Reigns, the leader of The Bloodline. However, the theme song is used by The Bloodline in their entrances and Sikoa has come out to the ring to this theme song many times.
Get Real (2021 - 2022)
Solo Sikoa's entrance wasn't always accompanied by the high-octane "Taking It All." When he initially debuted on NXT 2.0 in late 2021, his entrance theme was "Get Real" by Def Rebel. "Get Real" offered a different vibe compared to "Taking It All." While it still held a sense of power, it wasn't quite as fast-paced. It might have been seen as a theme that allowed Sikoa to establish himself and build anticipation for his in-ring dominance.
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What is the Finisher of Solo Sikoa?
Solo Sikoa mainly uses the Samoan Spike as his finisher. He has used this devastating move to bring an end to his opponent’s struggles including John Cena as well. Besides Samoan Spike, The Enforcer of the Bloodline has used a lot of other signature moves as well.
Samoan Spike
This move is a tribute to Solo's late uncle, Umaga. Sikoa drives his elbow down forcefully onto his opponent's chest while they're lying flat on their back. The Samoan Spike is a devastating maneuver that can leave opponents gasping for air. It's interesting to see Solo incorporating moves used by his family members as a way of carrying their legacy.
Spinning Solo (Spinning Uranage)
This is a brutal and visually stunning finisher. Sikoa grabs his opponent from behind, spins them around with incredible force, and slams them face-first into the mat. The Spinning Solo requires a combination of strength and agility, showcasing Sikoa's impressive athleticism.
Samoan Splash
Earlier in his career, Solo used the Samoan Splash, a classic high-flying move popularized by his Uso brothers and Jimmy Snuka. He would climb to the top turnbuckle and launch himself onto a grounded opponent. While powerful, it seems Solo has transitioned to other moves for the final pin.
Savate Kick
While not his primary finisher, Solo sometimes utilizes the Savate Kick, a powerful roundhouse kick delivered with the shin. This can be used to set up other moves or catch an opponent off guard for a near fall.
