Solo Sikoa battled Jacob Fatu at Night of Champions for the United States Championship in a brutal encounter. What began as a fierce singles contest quickly turned chaotic and violent between the former allies. Sikoa resorted to underhanded tactics to bring an end to Fatu’s dominant reign as champion.
After a barbaric and unpredictable showdown, the Street Champion emerged victorious in dramatic fashion. His win was thanks to interference from his ally JC Mateo, the shocking debut of Tala Tonga, and the surprise return of Tanga Loa. A lot had to go right to finally stop Fatu’s dominant run in WWE.
While Fatu dominated much of the match, things took a wild turn with Tanga Loa’s shocking return. He immediately targeted the champion, but the Samoan Werewolf managed to fight him off. However, at the climax of the battle, Hikuleo—now called Tala Tonga—made a stunning debut by chokeslamming Fatu.
The brutal attack left the champion vulnerable, allowing Solo to pin the 33-year-old for the U.S. title. Loa, sidelined with a torn triceps from last year’s Survivor Series WarGames Match, had been out ever since. His surprise return at Night of Champions caught everyone off guard, as few expected such an early comeback.
Meanwhile, it appears WWE is laying the groundwork for a full-fledged Bloodline reunion on SmackDown. This follows the explosive civil war between Solo and Jacob. With Tala Tonga and Tanga Loa possibly joining, the Street Champion’s faction looks more dangerous than ever. Now, all eyes are on the Samoan Werewolf and who he might recruit to fight this new Bloodline incarnation.
Real-Life Bloodline Member Zilla Fatu Wants To Join Forces With Jacob Fatu Against Solo Sikoa
Jacob Fatu now finds himself all alone on SmackDown, standing against Solo Sikoa and his dominant new faction. It’s clear he has his sights set on reclaiming the United States Championship from his former Tribal Chief.
For now, he has no allies to back him up in this fight. However, a real-life Bloodline member has started showing interest in aligning with the Samoan Werewolf. This hints at a possible new alliance that could shift the balance in this brewing war.
That member is Zilla Fatu, who sparked speculation with a cryptic post on X after the Tribal Wolf’s loss. He simply shared a telephone emoji—subtly signaling he’s ready to answer the call if backup is needed. It suggests he may stand with the former United States Champion in the battles ahead. In the past, there were numerous rumors about WWE showing interest in signing Zilla.
He was expected to debut shortly after Fatu’s arrival last year, but that moment never came—until now. With tensions rising on SmackDown and the Samoan Werewolf standing alone, the timing feels perfect. This could be the ideal moment to introduce Zilla as a potential ally to Sikoa’s ruthless faction.