- Roman Reigns returned to WWE at SummerSlam in Cleveland
- The superstar had been absent since his championship loss to Cody Rhodes in April
- Reigns assisted Rhodes in defeating Solo Sikoa, escalating tensions within The Bloodline
Roman Reigns has made his comeback to WWE following a four-month hiatus, reappearing at SummerSlam to confront Solo Sikoa.
His absence followed a defeat to Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania 40 in April, where he lost the undisputed WWE Championship.
During Reigns’ absence, Solo Sikoa emerged as the new leader of The Bloodline faction.
Sikoa proclaimed himself the new Tribal Chief, effectively sidelining Reigns from the group.
However, Reigns made a significant impact upon his return at SummerSlam in Cleveland, Ohio.
Roman Reigns made his WWE return by appearing at SummerSlam after a four month absence
The WWE star had not been seen since losing his World Championship title to Cody Rhodes
He made his return with a Superman Punch on Solo Sikoa, threatening to start a Bloodline civil war
The multiple-time champion re-entered as Sikoa faced Rhodes in a Bloodline Rules match for the World Championship.
Initially, Sikoa appeared to dominate Rhodes, but the champion managed to mount a comeback.
This led to Bloodline members Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa aiding Sikoa, while Kevin Owens and Randy Orton came to Rhodes’ support.
As Jacob Fatu attacked Rhodes, Reigns made his WWE return.
The beloved superstar took down Sikoa with a Superman Punch followed by a Spear, then exited the ring.
He witnessed as Rhodes ultimately defeated Sikoa to retain his title, with the two rivals exchanging intense glances.
Reigns’ return seems to have ignited a civil war, hinting at his potential leadership in reviving the original Bloodline to challenge Sikoa.
