WWE Shakes Up Bloodline’s Tag Team Title Reign During 8/23 SmackDown

WWE delivered a major episode of SmackDown on August 23. During the show, The Bloodline defended the WWE Tag Team Championships against The Street Profits, but before that match, there was a significant shake-up.

Solo Sikoa received no love from the Washington DC crowd, who refused to acknowledge him. However, he made an announcement that altered the WWE Tag Team Title situation.

The new leader of The Bloodline informed Jacob Fatu that he could not hold the tag team title. Solo took the title from Jacob, telling him that he couldn’t carry the belt if he was going to be his Enforcer. He then handed the title to Tanga Loa, marking a promotion for Jacob Fatu, the newest member of The Bloodline.

This development debunks the report about WWE using the Freebird Rule with The Bloodline for the tag team titles. Now, Tama Tonga and Tanga Loa are the champions, while Jacob Fatu is without any gold.

Solo Sikoa remains convinced that they have dealt with Roman Reigns. However, it’s only a matter of time before the Original Tribal Chief returns to WWE television to potentially change Sikoa’s mind. Regardless, Solo now has an Enforcer, and he’s a force to be reckoned with.

Interestingly, Solo Sikoa began as Roman Reigns’ Enforcer. Time will tell if history repeats itself with Jacob Fatu and the new Tribal Chief. Keep checking back with Ringside News for more updates!

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