On the July 4 episode of WWE SmackDown, Solo Sikoa officially introduced Talla Tonga, who had made his debut at Night of Champions, as a member of his emerging faction. The new United States Champion emphasized that his group was distinct from the Bloodline, asserting that his family was “way more stronger,” while also hinting that additional members could join this expanding alliance in the near future.
Potential New Additions to the Faction
Solo Sikoa’s faction is growing beyond its initial lineup, which includes Tonga Loa, Talla Tonga, and the injured Tama Tonga – all sons of wrestling legend Haku. This connection creates opportunities for new dynamics and storylines within WWE, as these key figures share a rich history both on and off screen.
Haku’s Possible Role in the Faction
Haku, a revered veteran known for his toughness in the wrestling world, has been a significant presence alongside his sons in New Japan Pro-Wrestling’s Bullet Club, sometimes joining them in matches or escorting them to the ring. His legacy in WWE includes time as part of the Heenan Family and holding the King of the WWF title during the 1980s.
The possibility of Haku returning on WWE television as part of Solo Sikoa’s faction could add experience and gravitas, potentially strengthening the group’s influence on SmackDown. Such an addition would build on the existing family ties and enhance the faction’s appeal to fans familiar with Haku’s storied career.
Looking Ahead for Solo Sikoa’s Group
As Solo Sikoa’s faction continues to evolve, the inclusion of more members, including a potential return of Haku, could significantly impact WWE storylines and rivalries on SmackDown. The increasing strength and depth of this group may shift the balance of power within the brand, creating new opportunities for matchups and video segments in upcoming weeks.
