The Bloodline storyline saw it’s latest twist at SummerSlam, when Jimmy Uso returned to cost his twin brother Jey the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship main event against Roman Reigns.
In the follow up, Jey laid out both Roman and Jimmy on SmackDown, before he announced that he was quitting not just the Bloodline, but WWE altogether.
Jey leaving seems to officially prolong the story for a few more months, specifically until WrestleMania, but with Roman also seemingly not set to show up often for the rest of the year, there’s only a handful of big premium live event matches left.
Here is our prediction for every Bloodline premium live event match from now until WrestleMania 40.
Crown Jewel 2023 – Undisputed WWE Universal Championship – Roman Reigns (c) vs. Jimmy Uso
OK yes so I guess technically in a vacuum this would be heel vs heel, but there are still a lot of issues between Roman and Jimmy that are unresolved.
Jimmy made it pretty clear that he still hates Roman during his explanation to Jey, so one would think he’ll end up getting a shot at Roman.
There is another Saudi Arabia show scheduled for November (likely to be called Crown Jewel as usual), so I would expect Roman to appear on that show.
It would likely be where Jey makes his return, returning the favour and costing his brother the title.
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Survivor Series 2023 – Undisputed WWE Universal Championship – Roman Reigns (c) vs. Jey Uso vs. Jimmy Uso vs. Solo Sikoa
Despite the fact he rather publicly declared he was quitting WWE on SmackDown, Jey Uso is still advertised for Survivor Series.
So I would expect him to be back in time for a match on the show, and that seems like the perfect place for the big Bloodline four-way to take place.
A year after they all teamed up inside War Games, Roman Reigns, Solo Sikoa, Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso will fight it out for the title.
As for the result, the most interesting thing here would be Solo spiking an Uso, only for Reigns to steal the pin. Give us more of that sweet drama.
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Royal Rumble 2024 – Undisputed WWE Universal Championship – Roman Reigns (c) vs. LA Knight
YEAH!
I have been cramming LA Knight into a lot of these features recently, and I promise this match serves an additional purpose than just to write about him again.
LA Knight is one of the most popular wrestlers in the company right now, and is being built up as we speak.
Knight has proven to be both a merchandise and ratings draw, so a lot of people will want him to win the Royal Rumble next year.
However, I assume that’s not in WWE’s plans, and not having him win the Rumble might harm the winner as people chant for LA Knight.
That’s why you let them know ahead of time not to expect him in the match, and give him a major platform on the show itself.
He’d lose, but him getting the shot would get the crowd really behind him to win.
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Royal Rumble 2024 – The Royal Rumble Match
As for the rest of the Bloodline, they’d all be in the Rumble itself; Solo, Jey, Jimmy, all of them.
Jey would eliminate Jimmy to set up their match, and Solo would be one of the last eliminated, if not the very last.
This is where Cody Rhodes re-enters the story on the path to finish his, and the idea of him winning the Royal Rumble two years in a row is kind of a weird one.
Whether he wins or the winner challenges for the World Heavyweight Championship is a coin flip, but in the grand picture it’s not too important.
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Elimination Chamber 2024 – Cody Rhodes & Brock Lesnar vs. Solo Sikoa & Roman Reigns
So the Raw after WrestleMania saw the angle between Cody Rhodes and Brock Lesnar really kickstart, which came to an end when Cody earned Brock’s respect after SummerSlam.
If Cody is to re-enter the storyline heading into WrestleMania, he will need a partner to face off with Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa ahead of WrestleMania.
Why not give us the match we were supposed to get the night after WrestleMania?
If Cody didn’t win the Rumble, this match could be his path to getting the title match at WrestleMania, as well as potentially being the day when Solo finally walks out on the Tribal Chief.
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WrestleMania 40 – Jimmy Uso vs. Jey Uso
Which brings us to the Grandest Stage of Them All, and we can quite comfortably say this is now on the table.
Several WWE creative forces were said to want to hold off on the first match between Jimmy and Jey until WrestleMania, and with Jey now ‘gone’ from the company, it seems obvious that was the play made.
It’s still a long way off, but I think I’ve shown that it would be possible to get to Mania without running the match.
The question would be if they reunite at the end of it.
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WrestleMania 40 – Brock Lesnar vs. Solo Sikoa
So hey remember that tag team match I booked for the Chamber?
Brock Lesnar coming to Cody’s aid against Roman and Solo not only helps bring Cody and Roman back together, but also Solo and Brock.
A big match for Solo on WrestleMania wouldn’t be out of place at all given how heavily he’s been featured over the past year.
Even if he lost to Brock, it would really raise his stock.
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WrestleMania 40 – Undisputed WWE Universal Championship – Roman Reigns (c) vs. Cody Rhodes II
Which brings us, finally, back here.
A year on from LA, where Cody was robbed of the chance to finish his story, Roman Reigns’ own ego has pushed his insurance policies away from him, with his back now up against the wall.
Roman’s kingdom has come crumbling down, and every single piece has now rebelled against his rule, and it’s time for the American Nightmare to finally bring it to an end.
or Roman could just win again because lol.
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