Bloodline member requires stitches after massive brawl against the OG Bloodline on WWE SmackDown

Bloodline member Tama Tonga required stitches after the faction's brawl with The OG Bloodline on SmackDown. WWE's X/Twitter handle later released footage of the former tag team champion receiving medical attention.

CM Punk was revealed as the fifth man of The OG Bloodline on SmackDown. Punk, alongside Roman Reigns, The Usos, and Sami Zayn, immediately engaged in a brawl with The Bloodline. The altercation concluded with Reigns hitting Tonga Loa with a Spear and Punk delivering a GTS to Tama.

On X/Twitter, WWE released footage of Tama receiving stitches after the huge brawl between the rival factions.

You can view the video featuring Tama here (graphic warning).

On the SmackDown after WrestleMania XL, Tama Tonga joined The Bloodline by attacking Jimmy Uso. He was later declared the new Right Hand Man of the group.

Within the first few months of his debut, Tama won the WWE Tag Team Championship with Jacob Fatu. Tama and his brother Tonga Loa eventually lost the gold to the reigning champions, The Motor City Machine Guns.

Mark Henry thought Brock Lesnar would be revealed as the fifth man for The OG Bloodline

Mark Henry recently discussed Paul Heyman's return on SmackDown and CM Punk joining forces with The OG Bloodline. The former WWE World Heavyweight Champion said he almost thought Heyman would reveal Brock Lesnar as the fifth man for Roman Reigns' WarGames team.

On the Busted Open podcast, Henry admitted to being swerved by Heyman. He said:

"One hundred percent unequivocally believe that. Even though Paul swerved me when he said five and he emphasized the five. I'm thinking oh my Lord, no he's not. I thought it was F5. That was intentional, swerved. Good gamesmanship, Paul. You got me."

At WarGames, Punk will team up with Roman Reigns, The Usos, and Sami Zayn to face the new Bloodline, comprising Solo Sikoa, Jacob Fatu, Bronson Reed, Tama Tonga, and Tonga Loa.

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