Tensions within the new Bloodline faction on SmackDown have intensified for the second week in a row. The drama unfolded when Solo Sikoa made a surprising demand, instructing Jacob Fatu to hand over his half of the WWE Tag Team Championships. Although Fatu hesitated, his intense gaze at Sikoa conveyed his displeasure. Just as Fatu was about to relinquish his title, Sikoa unexpectedly ordered him to pass it to Tama Tonga instead, explaining that Fatu couldn’t be both a tag team champion and his personal enforcer. Despite Fatu's reluctance, he complied and embraced Sikoa, though it was clear that tensions were simmering beneath the surface. The situation escalated when the Street Profits, accompanied by B-Fab, arrived to face the Guerrillas of Destiny—Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa. The match ended with the Profits being defeated and then attacked by the entire Bloodline group. Even a rescue attempt by former champions Johnny Gargano and Tommaso Ciampa was futile, as they were overpowered. Despite the group's outward display of unity, the underlying tension was palpable, particularly in light of Sikoa’s recent confrontation with Roman Reigns. Sikoa's challenge to Roman Reigns added another layer of intrigue, as he proposed that he and Tama Tonga would only acknowledge Reigns as the Tribal Chief if Reigns could reclaim the Ula Fala from Sikoa. This proposition seemed to unsettle Tama Tonga, who had hesitated in a previous confrontation involving the Ula Fala. The dynamics between these members of the Bloodline suggest potential internal conflict, especially considering Sikoa’s rising influence within the group. Jacob Fatu’s decision to surrender his tag team title has sparked various theories. One possibility is that Fatu, who appears to be recovering from an injury sustained at SummerSlam, might be unable to participate fully in upcoming matches. Another theory is that WWE could be setting the stage for a new storyline, possibly pitting the former Guerrillas of Destiny against a reunited Usos team, leading to a high-profile tag team rivalry. This would be a dream match for many fans, featuring two of wrestling's most dominant brotherly duos. Alternatively, the ongoing storyline might involve a twist where Sikoa’s faction turns against him, fulfilling a warning previously issued by Paul Heyman about the dangers of Sikoa’s alliances. With speculation about a new member joining the Bloodline and uncertainty surrounding The Rock’s potential involvement, there’s a possibility that Sikoa could realign with Reigns and the Usos. This could lead to a reestablishment of their dominance as WWE’s top faction, further complicating the evolving Bloodline saga.