For weeks, fans have debated whether The Bloodline resides on the heroic or villainous side of the ring, and the reality may be more surprising than expected.
Since reuniting after WrestleMania 42, the faction’s narrative has taken multiple turns. Initially, The Usos pursued Jacob Fatu to align him with Roman Reigns, only to later target Solo Sikoa.
After Solo’s defeat to Jey Uso and his refusal to acknowledge Roman as leader, even Reigns began exhibiting heel tactics, leading many to question if the Tribal Chief had undergone a genuine face turn.
Recently, the emergence of the 946 faction attacking The Bloodline suggested the group might be positioning themselves as babyfaces.
According to Pwinsider, however, WWE’s internal roster still categorizes The Bloodline as heels, despite their recent babyface-oriented storylines against 946.
In the latest developments, Solo attempted to join The Usos and Fatu in opposing 946, yet still declined to recognize Roman as his leader. He was subsequently abducted ahead of his Money in the Bank 2026 qualifier, resulting in PENTA stepping in to claim the spot.
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