Real-life Bloodline member teases a possible appearance at the 2025 WWE Royal Rumble
The Rock returned to WWE this past Monday on RAW's Netflix premiere and addressed the fans in Los Angeles. The Final Boss broke character repeatedly, supposedly destroying any momentum built around a potential clash against Cody Rhodes or Roman Reigns.
Coming out of the RAW on Netflix premiere, fans wonder whether The Final Boss will return to his evil ways. Meanwhile, a frequent critic of The Bloodline Saga, WWE Hall of Famer Rikishi, announced his upcoming appearances. He is in town for the 2025 Royal Rumble weekend.
On X/Twitter, Rikishi promoted his appearance at WrestleCon on January 31 and February 1 at Marriott Downtown in Indianapolis, the location for this year's annual extravaganza.
"FRIDAY, JAN 31 | 2 PM - 6 PM. SATURDAY, FEB 1 | 10 AM - 3 PM. @wrestlecon @Get_Gimmicked #royalrumble #Weekend FREE ADMISSION FOR GENERAL PUBLIC. INDIANAPOLIS, MARRIOTT DOWNTOWN, 350 W MARYLAND ST, INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46225. AUTOGRAPHS/PHOTOS WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE AT WRESTLECON," Rikishi wrote on X/Twitter.
This past Monday, the Hall of Famer's son Solo Sikoa lost the Tribal Combat Match to Roman Reigns. This put Reigns back at the head of the table with the Ula Fala.
Rikishi believes his son Solo Sikoa will become the Undisputed WWE Champion in 2025
Solo Sikoa may have lost to the OTC, but it is not out of the realm of possibility that he will eventually win the top prize of World Wrestling Entertainment later this year.
Sikoa was after the belt last year when he challenged Cody Rhodes before his cousin returned to stake claim to the Ula Fala.
In the last year, Solo Sikoa has managed to rise to the ranks as one of the company's top heels. Rikishi recently noted on his podcast Rikishi Fatu Off The Top that The Street Champ will capture the Undisputed WWE Championship:
"2025, I see Solo Sikoa as [Undisputed] WWE Champion," Rikishi said.
Notable actor and former writer of World Wrestling Entertainment, Freddie Prinze Jr., also recently praised Solo Sikoa for living up to the task of a top heel when Roman Reigns was absent for a prolonged period after WrestleMania 40.
