Fans have spent weeks arguing about which side of the moral line The Bloodline actually stands on, and the truth might actually surprise a lot of people.
Since the group came back together after WrestleMania 42, the story has twisted more than once. The Usos first acted like heels while chasing Jacob Fatu into line behind Roman Reigns, then turned around and went after Solo Sikoa.
When Solo lost to Jey Uso and still refused to bow to Roman, even Reigns started acting like the heel, making fans wonder if the Tribal Chief had flipped for good.
Lately, with the 946 faction attacking the group, it appeared that The Bloodline may have turned babyface.
However, Pwinsider is reporting that WWE still lists The Bloodline as heels on the internal roster despite their recent babyface-looking storyline against 946.
This week, Solo tried teaming up with The Usos and Fatu against 946 but still would not call Roman his leader. He was later kidnapped before his Money in the Bank 2026 qualifier, forcing PENTA to step in and win the spot instead.
