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WWE Hall Of Famer Praises The Bloodline Following WWE Crown Jewel

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WWE Hall Of Famer Praises The Bloodline Following WWE Crown Jewel

A WWE Hall of Famer has praised The Bloodline following WWE Crown Jewel.

At WWE Crown Jewel, Solo Sikoa picked up the biggest victory of his young career when he defeated John Cena in dominant fashion.

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Meanwhile, Jimmy Uso was the deciding factor in Roman Reigns retaining the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship against LA Knight, and Jey Uso helped Cody Rhodes pick up a win against Damian Priest on the same show.

On November 5, WWE Hall of Famer and father to Solo, Jimmy and Jey, Rikishi took to social media to praise his sons for providing for their families. He wrote:

My boys work hard everyday to provide for their families #Period #fatu #anoai I’m a proud father!

Despite their family ties, The Bloodline is currently in shambles after Jey Uso left the group to join the Raw brand.

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Following WWE Crown Jewel, there is an interesting statistic for the current crop of SmackDown champions, which you can read here.

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