They're Set: Update On WWE's Plans For The Bloodline At Money In The Bank

They have a lineup. Stables are a major part of several wrestling promotions and that is certainly the case with modern day WWE. The company has several teams and groups running around and it can be a major deal when someone new is added to the lineup. That has been the case multiple times recently and now we know who we can expect to see in the ring.

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Last week, a six man tag was announced for this weekend’s WWE Money In The Bank, with some version of the Bloodline facing the team of Cody Rhodes, Kevin Owens and Randy Orton. According to Wrestling Observer Radio, it will be Solo Sikoa, Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa representing the Bloodline in the match. There is no word when the recently debuted Jacob Fatu will make his in-ring debut. It is also not clear if Fatu, who has a criminal record, is allowed to attend Money In The Bank, which will be held in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

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Opinion: This is what makes the most sense, as Fatu being in an actual match almost feels weird. He is the kind of force who does not need to be in the ring very often and can be a monster who does all kinds of things elsewhere. What matters is that the team has so many options, and there is a real chance that Fatu is not even allowed to appear on the show in the first place.