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Tama Tonga has responded to NJPW Strong Openweight Champion Gabe Kidd's recent criticism of him. The former is one-half of the current WWE Tag Team Champions and a member of The Bloodline.
On the SmackDown after WrestleMania XL, Tonga made his WWE debut by attacking Jimmy Uso. He replaced Jimmy in The Bloodline and was announced as the new Right-Hand Man of the group.
On Twitter/X, Tonga responded to NJPW star and War Dogs member Gabe Kidd calling him out for bizarre antics during his entrance.
"lol you mean you could never look like money…cause 🤡 is what you are," wrote Tonga.
Check out Tonga's tweet:
Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa's father Haku could join The Bloodline, believes Tom Prichard
Tom Prichard believes wrestling legend Haku could join The Bloodline. Haku's sons, Tama Tonga, and Tonga Loa, are members of the faction and were recruited by Solo Sikoa. According to rumors, Haku's third son, Hikuleo, is also WWE-bound.
Speaking on the Taking You To School podcast, Prichard suggested that Haku could join forces with The Rock if The Final Boss returns to WWE.
"You never know. [Makes sense.] Yeah, makes perfect sense. [His two kids, Tama and Tonga Loa, and then apparently they signed his other son, Hikuleo. He's supposedly gonna be in NXT. So, they got three of his kids.] Yeah, good for them. [And if The Rock's coming back, who do you think [The] Rock is obviously cousins and buddies with? Haku. Loves that guy. So, I could see Haku coming back.] Me too," he said.
Since arriving in WWE, Tama Tonga has been highly successful. Months after his debut, he won the WWE Tag Team Championship with Jacob Fatu, defeating DIY on the SmackDown before SummerSlam 2024.
However, Fatu was forced to hand over his title to Tonga Loa after orders from Solo Sikoa, who wanted The Samoan Werewolf to focus on being his Enforcer.
