Growing The Family? WWE Hall Of Famer Weighs In On Two Potential Additions To The Bloodline

Keep them coming? The Bloodline Saga has been the biggest story in WWE over the last few years. The story of Roman Reigns’ family and its dominance/issues has taken over the company, though things are starting to fall apart. Reigns has taken hit after hit in the last few months and could use some extra help. Now A WWE Hall Of Famer is weighing in on potential reinforcements for Reigns.

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During a recent edition of Booker T.’s Hall Of Fame podcast, Booker T. was asked about Zilla and Jacob Fatu, also members of the Anoa’i family, joining Reigns and the Bloodline. Booker T. responded by saying that while Jacob is ready to join the team right now, Zilla is at least another year away. He did make it clear that the Bloodline could grow at any time. There is nothing to suggest that WWE is planning to add another name to the team.

There is a lot of talent to be seen. Check out the two potential future members, plus the Bloodline in action:

Opinion: This is the kind of thing that has been discussed for a long time now and I’m not sure I can se it happening. The Bloodline seems ready to wrap up after nearly three years and adding in another member would just extend things. Hopefully things come together and the story is wrapped up as it should. Zilla and Jacob very well could have awesome careers of their own, but it might take some time for them to get to the highest level.

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