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The Bloodline is currently divided between Solo Sikoa and Roman Reigns on WWE SmackDown. Meanwhile, wrestling veteran Magnum T.A. recently suggested a family member could turn on all the others in an unexpected swerve.
After taking over the stable in Reigns' absence, Solo Sikoa added Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa, and Jacob Fatu to the faction. The Samoan Werewolf was later appointed Sikoa's personal Enforcer.
Speaking on the Straight Talk with The Boss podcast, Magnum T.A. suggested Fatu could play another role in the ongoing family drama. The former NWA United States Heavyweight Champion proposed that The Samoan Werewolf turn on all his family members and go on a solo run. He claimed the 32-year-old would become a huge babyface.
"Me, I would swerve them all and turn Jacob Fatu, and I would turn him on all those guys and let him just be that lone flipping the wolf character and a wild man. And he would get over like a million bucks. He'd be a huge babyface," he said. [13:58-14:14]
Ex-WWE writer thinks Jacob Fatu could become the next Bloodline leader
While Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa are battling for the leadership of The Bloodline, former WWE writer Freddie Prinze Jr. suggested Jacob Fatu could become the next Tribal Chief.
However, the Hollywood star pointed out on his Wrestling with Freddie podcast that Sikoa's personal Enforcer would have to be good on the mic. Meanwhile, the 48-year-old wondered if Fatu would eventually become a world champion.
"That dude; I don't know if he's gonna be a heavyweight champion, like a world champion. He'd have to be able to talk on the mic. But they gotta do something with Jacob Fatu and this whole Bloodline thing, like maybe one day he's the head of The Bloodline, I don't know. If he can ever talk. I didn't know if Solo would be able, to and he can. So, you never know with guys," he said.
Since debuting in the Stamford-based promotion, the former MLW World Heavyweight Champion's performance has caught the eye of many fans and experts, including Hall of Famer Rikishi. It will be interesting to see if Fatu becomes a top WWE Superstar in the upcoming months.
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