The reigning Tribal Chief, Roman Reigns, once again sent shockwaves through the WWE universe with a stunning intervention. Before the main event kicked off, Cody Rhodes successfully defended his Undisputed WWE Championship title against Solo Sikoa. But the celebration was cut short when The Bloodline attacked Rhodes, leading to a dramatic entrance by Reigns. This chaotic moment prompted WWE General Manager Nick Aldis to organize an epic showdown featuring Reigns, Rhodes, Sikoa, and Jacob Fatu.
Although The Bloodline seemed prepared for the battle, Rhodes wasn’t quite ready to trust Reigns, who himself appeared hesitant at first. As the show progressed, Reigns eventually signed the contract for the highly anticipated tag team match. Initially uncertain, Rhodes also agreed to the match, making it official for the upcoming WWE Bad Blood event.
Sikoa’s Request to Nick Aldis
Solo Sikoa, humiliated after his loss in the ring and his encounter with Rhodes and Reigns, approached SmackDown General Manager Nick Aldis with a bold request: a tag team match at WWE Bad Blood on October 5, 2024, in Atlanta. He proposed a match between The Bloodline and the newly formed team of Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes.
Shortly after, Rhodes marched down to the ring for a face-to-face confrontation with Reigns. In a bold statement, Rhodes declared, “Your ring. Your WWE. Well, it was. But it hasn’t been since WrestleMania.” Both men were ready to sign the contract when Solo Sikoa and his team attempted to interfere. Chaos erupted as Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa ambushed Reigns and Rhodes. However, Rhodes fought back with a Cody Cutter on Loa, while Reigns delivered a spear to Tonga.
A New Alliance Forms
As tensions simmered, Reigns and Rhodes circled each other in the ring. Despite Sikoa’s taunts that Rhodes would never sign the contract due to his distrust of Reigns, it was Cody who made the first move. Reigns, visibly irritated, eventually followed suit, making the match official for Bad Blood.
Sikoa and Fatu were clearly displeased with the new alliance between Reigns and Rhodes, but the stage is now set for a massive showdown. Fans are already speculating if Reigns might recruit additional allies to even the odds against The Bloodline, potentially paving the way for a return of Jimmy or Jey Uso. Regardless, seeing Reigns and Rhodes team up is bound to be a spectacle, and with only a few weeks left, anticipation is building.
Final Thoughts
With two major matches now confirmed for WWE Bad Blood, fans are in for a treat. Alongside the fierce rivalry between CM Punk and Drew McIntyre, the tag team clash between Roman Reigns & Cody Rhodes versus The Bloodline is set to be a highlight of the event.
There’s plenty of room for surprises—will Reigns and Rhodes manage to work together, or will their alliance crumble under the pressure? As for Jacob Fatu and Sikoa, their bond seems stronger, but anything can happen in the world of WWE. What do you think about the upcoming Bad Blood event? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
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