'I gotta go back': Solo Sikoa reacts to forced return to The Bloodline after Jey Uso loss

WWE superstar Solo Sikoa is set to return to The Bloodline after losing a stipulation match against Jey Uso on Monday Night RAW.

On the 10 August episode, the "Yeet Master" challenged Sikoa to a match with a condition that would determine his future. If Jey won, Sikoa would return to The Bloodline and face Roman Reigns, the group's leader and the Original Tribal Chief.

Sikoa appeared close to securing the victory after hitting Jey with a Spinning Solo. Jimmy Uso then intervened. He took a Samoan Spike from Sikoa, but created an opening for Jey to recover. Jey followed with a Spear and a Uso Splash to claim the pinfall victory.

The result activated the stipulation, leaving Sikoa with no choice but to return to The Bloodline. Shortly after the match, he shared his reaction on Instagram Stories with a brief message: "Damn..I gotta go back."

Roman Reigns, the current World Heavyweight Champion, is scheduled to appear on next week's RAW in Buffalo, New York, on 17 August. Jey is expected to bring Sikoa back to the family, setting up another confrontation between the two former allies.

Sikoa joined The Bloodline at Clash at the Castle in September 2022, helping Reigns retain his championship against Drew McIntyre. He later became the faction's enforcer before turning against the group following Reigns' defeat to Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania 40.

Sikoa subsequently took control of The Bloodline and formed his own faction, MFT. The group ended in June after the Tongans turned against him. He later shifted towards a babyface role, opposing the new Bloodline and teaming up with LA Knight and Royce Keys.

Sikoa, whose real name is Joseph Yokozuna Fatu, is the son of WWE legend Rikishi and the brother of Jey and Jimmy Uso. He is also a member of the Anoaʻi family, one of professional wrestling's most prominent Samoan wrestling families.