Congratulations to WWE Superstar Solo Sikoa

Solo Sikoa has become a major star on SmackDown over the past few years as the head of his own MFT stable, but the former United States Champion celebrates four years in WWE on November 2nd.

Sikoa made his official in-ring debut on NXT back in 2021 when he took on Jeet Rama, before embarking on a lengthy undefeated streak until March 2022. Interestingly, it was Gunther who handed him his first taste of defeat in a WWE ring.

It was only a few months later at Clash at the Castle in Wales, that Sikoa was finally able to unite with The Bloodline and help Roman Reigns retain his WWE Championship against Drew McIntyre.

Well that backfired...

Solo Sikoa couldn't handle the heat smh 😒 pic.twitter.com/CBun3sQGox

— WWE (@WWE) August 2, 2025

Sikoa was then known as the Enforcer of The Bloodline as he helped The Usos, Sami Zayn, and Roman Reigns for several years until WrestleMania 40, when Sikoa got a new lease on life.

After Reigns lost his title and disappeared from TV, he saw an opening to take over his Bloodline and bring forth a new attitude.

Sikoa created his own Bloodline and decided he was the new Tribal Chief in Reigns’ absence, which didn’t work out well for the former champion.

Solo Sikoa is now the head of the MFTS on WWE SmackDown

Solo Sikoa created his own version of The Bloodline, but after being defeated by Roman Reigns and inside War Games, he adjusted his group and has now renamed them his MFTs (My Family Tree).

Alongside JC Mateo, Tama Tonga, Talla Tonga, and Tonga Loa, Sikoa has been able to climb back through the ranks in WWE after losing his United States Championship. The team has now pushed for a shot at the WWE Tag Team Championships whilst also supporting Sikoa in his quest to take back his United States title and exact some revenge on Sami Zayn.