At WWE Backlash, The Bloodline’s ranks swelled in a twist that had the crowd buzzing louder than a hive on a hot day! In a match that started as a Randy Orton and Kevin Owens playground, chaos unfurled like a flag in a storm. Orton and Owens were doling out punishment like candy on Halloween, but the tides turned with a shocking twist involving none other than Tanga Loa.
Dressed like the night and sneaky as a cat, Loa emerged from the shadows just as Owens was about to seal the deal with a cover on Tama Tonga. With a Brainbuster that sent Tonga through a skyscraper of chairs, it seemed all but over—until Loa, the ultimate party crasher, yanked Owens out of the ring. This wasn’t just any interference; it was a family reunion, Bloodline style!
Loa, the newly minted member of The Bloodline and Tonga’s brother, is no stranger to tag team terror. Together known as the Guerrillas of Destiny, these brothers have wreaked havoc across continents, and now they’ve brought their brand of mayhem to WWE. As Loa stood with Sikoa and Tonga, united in their infamous one-finger salute, even Paul Heyman looked like he’d swallowed a bug—uneasy but standing in solidarity.
The battle itself was nothing short of a street brawl, thanks to “WWE SmackDown” General Manager Nick Aldis turning it into an official Street Fight mid-match. This opened the floodgates for every implement of destruction from trash cans to kendo sticks. But ultimately, it was Loa’s interference that clinched victory for The Bloodline, leaving Orton and Owens in the dust and the fans in Lyon on their feet.