Speculation is mounting around the question: will Solo Sikoa lose Money in the Bank spot to a returning WWE legend, leading to major changes within The Bloodline 2.0 at the upcoming Premium Live Event at the Intuit Dome on June 7? The men’s Money in the Bank match is set, yet rumblings of a last-minute change threaten to ignite tensions and alter alliances just days before the spectacle.
Changes Loom Over Money in the Bank Lineup
The current participants ready to compete for the coveted WWE Money in the Bank briefcase are Solo Sikoa, LA Knight, Penta, Seth Rollins, Andrade, and El Grande Americano. Notably, top names such as CM Punk and Jacob Fatu missed the cut, leaving many fans disappointed. Still, anticipation is high, especially as rumors swirl about a potential shakeup involving WWE veteran Randy Orton replacing Sikoa.
Randy Orton’s Possible Return and Its Implications
Randy Orton, widely known as The Viper, last appeared during a high-stakes match against John Cena at Backlash, where interference by R-Truth ended Orton’s bid for the WWE Undisputed title. This defeat could motivate Orton to target Solo Sikoa—either on SmackDown or during the Premium Live Event—eliminating him from the Money in the Bank match. Should this happen, Orton would not only get another shot at the briefcase and a potential title match with Cena, but The Bloodline 2.0 could also experience internal strife from this sudden upheaval.
Tension Rising Within The Bloodline 2.0
Recently, signs of conflict between Sikoa and WWE United States Champion Jacob Fatu have become increasingly evident. Sikoa, acting as The Enforcer for The Bloodline, qualified for the Premium Live Event but played a pivotal role in costing Fatu his own spot in the match. While the two are technically still part of the same faction, Fatu’s actions—especially his overt gestures—signal that he may soon separate from The Bloodline 2.0 and forge his own path.
Uncertain Future for Sikoa and Fatu
If The Viper attacks and removes Sikoa ahead of the main event, it could serve as the tipping point for Jacob Fatu to finally walk away from the faction. This move might set up a feud between Sikoa and Fatu in the aftermath of the show, a scenario that has many observers buzzing with anticipation, although no official decision has been announced.
Sikoa’s Path to Redemption and a Possible Upset
On the other hand, there remains the chance that WWE could reinforce Sikoa’s dominance by engineering a victory for him at Money in the Bank, reminiscent of his upset win over Cena at Crown Jewel in 2023. This win could cement his rebranding as a serious threat on the roster, providing a major surprise for spectators at the Intuit Dome.
Potential High-Stakes Showdown at the Premium Live Event
Adding to the drama, John Cena will team with Logan Paul against Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso in a tag match at the event. If Sikoa were to win the briefcase and then cash in against Cena, duplicating his previous victory, the reaction from WWE fans would be immense, pushing the storyline into unprecedented territory. With no confirmations yet, all eyes remain on how these rivalries will play out at the Premium Live Event, as the wrestling world waits to see whether Sikoa will lose his Money in the Bank opportunity and what this might mean for The Bloodline 2.0 going forward.
