WRESTLING RUMORS: This Recent WWE Segment Was A “Hot Topic” For WWE Creative

They had thoughts. There are all kinds of things taking place throughout any WWE show, especially if it is one of the bigger television shows. Some of these things can lead to some major moments as they see developments taking place in important storylines. That appeared to be the case last week, as a segment was so effective that it had people talking about everything.

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Last week on SmackDown, Solo Sikoa was expected to address his loss to Roman Reigns in Tribal Combat on the January 6 Monday Night Raw. However, Sikoa took the mic but did not say anything, instead walking away and leaving Jacob Fatu to speak for him. According to Wrestle Votes, the segment was described as “a hot topic of debate” on Friday leading up to the show. It is not clear what if any other ideas were pitched for the segment or what might be happening next.

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It was big. Check out the segment, plus what else Sikoa has been doing:

Opinion: The Bloodline saga has been one of the biggest stories that WWE has ever told and it shouldn’t be a surprise that the company is putting so much thought into what is happening. The segment feels like it could be part of a turning point for Sikoa, who had been built up so huge for that one match and then lost, which is not going to go well for his future. We’ll just have to see where that goes from here.

What did you think of the segment? What is next for Sikoa? Let us know in the comments below.

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