Folks, The Bloodline just keeps expanding—it’s like an Anoa’i family reunion that never ends, except instead of hugs, they hand out Superkicks and Samoan Spikes.
With Solo Sikoa leading the new-era Bloodline alongside Jacob Fatu and the Guerrillas of Destiny, the question isn’t who’s leaving, but rather, who’s next?
Enter Hikuleo and Lance Anoa’i
According to Fightful Select, WWE quietly signed Hikuleo and Lance Anoa’i last year, and while they haven’t debuted yet, they could be waiting in the wings for their inevitable Bloodline call-up.
Hikuleo – The Silent Giant
- Former IWGP Heavyweight Tag Team Champion
- Brother of Tama Tonga & Tonga Loa (aka Guerrillas of Destiny)
- Son of wrestling legend Haku (which means he’s automatically tough as nails)
Hikuleo was signed a while back, yet he hasn’t even appeared in WWE developmental. Could WWE be holding him back for a major main roster debut?
Lance Anoa’i – The Forgotten Bloodline Piece?
- Former MLW star & independent scene standout
- Directly part of the Anoa’i family lineage
- Currently recovering from an undisclosed injury
Lance Anoa’i was expected to return around this time, which means he could be cleared and ready to go soon—perhaps just in time to be thrown into the Bloodline drama ahead of WrestleMania 41?
What Does This Mean for The Bloodline?
Right now, Jey Uso is on a solo mission after winning the 2025 Royal Rumble and setting his sights on Gunther at WrestleMania. Meanwhile, over on SmackDown:
🔥 Roman Reigns is mysteriously without a Mania feud.
🔥 Solo Sikoa just attacked Cody Rhodes.
🔥 The Rock is lurking in the background, obsessed with Cody.
With all these moving pieces, is WWE setting up a Bloodline civil war? Or could Hikuleo and Lance Anoa’i be waiting to tip the scales in someone’s favor?
Either way, the Anoa’i family drama is far from over.