For the past several weeks, Solo Sikoa, the Bloodline, the former members of MFT, and Royce Keys have been feuding with each other. Sikoa wants to take out Roman Reigns and the Usos. MFT broke up after weeks of tension between him and Tama Tonga. Jacob Fatu lost to Reigns at Backlash and Clash in Italy, and was forced to acknowledge him. Even though he isn’t family, Keys has been in the middle of everything.
He has been trying to fight the Tongans and stand up for Fatu for a good reason. The two of them go back decades on the independent circuit. He knows him extremely well, which is why his recent decisions have left him puzzled. Sikoa has been fighting the Bloodline while giving him advice on how to beat them, complicating the whole situation.
That’s why he decided to confront him and Jimmy on the July 10, 2026 episode of Friday Night SmackDown. Would the meeting lead to more clarity about what’s really going on?
Bloodline Fighting Prevents Royce Keys from Getting the Win
There are a lot of issues with the Bloodline right now, but only one of those issues is getting resolved. Reigns is facing Seth Rollins for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship at SummerSlam. Other than that, the Bloodline has been a complete mess, with Keys caught in the middle. He confronted Fatu and Jimmy to get some answers.
Jimmy said that he shouldn’t be involved in this fight. He told them that family is determined by loyalty and mentioned how many family members he’s lost. Then he directly told Fatu he knows all of that and that he’s been his brother for 14 years. Jimmy told him to stop before he crosses a line he can’t come back from.
Keys said he didn’t want a match, but pointed out a line between them and crossed it. Jimmy said that that was a huge mistake and that he and Fatu would beat him. Fatu said no and left the ring. Jimmy accepted the match, but got clotheslined over the ropes before it started.
The match was good, with both men exhibiting great amounts of offense and strength. However, everything changed when Keys slammed Jimmy down to the mat after he got tossed over the announcer’s table. Jimmy escaped after a pin attempt when they got in the ring, but not before getting slammed onto the announcer’s table.
He got picked up by Keys, but slipped through his grasp, and sent Keys first into the ringpost. As he backed up, Sikoa grabbed him from behind to hit the Samoan Spike.
That was when Fatu’s music hit, and the two began brawling on the outside. Sikoa was about to hit the Samoan Spike on him, but got caught with the Tongan Death Grip, sending him into the timekeeper’s area. Keys watched everything instead of focusing on Jimmy. He got hit by the spear and lost the match.
Fatu then rolled Sikoa into the ring and began stomping on him in the corner. Keys yelled at him to stop, but got a superkick to the face. Jimmy then tossed a chair in the ring.
Fatu then wedged the back and seat of the chair around Sikoa’s neck. It looked like he was going to crush him, but stopped before he could make contact. He then yelled at him, saying that he has to join the Bloodline on Monday or he would attack him the next time he was in this situation.
He left him in the ring and left with Jimmy. What started out as an answer to a call-out by Keys ended as a clear message by Fatu from Sikoa. Will Monday’s meeting lead to clarity or more infighting from the members of the Bloodline?
