Solo Sikoa Lays Blame on Paul Heyman for The Bloodline’s Collapse

Solo Sikoa is keeping his cards close when it comes to The Bloodline’s leadership — but he’s making it crystal clear Paul Heyman is not welcome back.

Ahead of WWE SummerSlam in New Jersey, Solo spoke with Theonemona to talk about his role in the family, his upcoming steel cage match with Jacob Fatu, and where he stands on the future of the faction. When asked point-blank if he had taken over as Tribal Chief during Roman Reigns’ absence, Solo shut it down quickly.

“Next question… I think you know the answer.”

While he avoided the Tribal Chief question, Solo didn’t hold back on his feelings toward Heyman, blaming him for the family’s collapse.

“He ruined Christmas… he ruined my birthday… he ruined Thanksgiving… he ruined spring… he ruined everything. When he left the family, that’s when he ruined everything.”

When pressed on whether he’d accept Heyman back into his faction, Solo’s answer was short and final.

“Nope. Nope.”

Turning to his upcoming clash with Fatu, Solo dismissed the idea that he needs backup, saying this fight isn’t about championships — it’s personal.

“If I’m getting beat up, is it fair that my family watched me get beat up? I beat him once. How many times do I got to beat him? I don’t want the title. I just want to teach him a lesson.”

Solo Sikoa is making it clear he’s not chasing approval — he’s taking control in his own way, whether the fans agree or not.