The Bloodline left Roman Reigns laid out on the October 18 episode of WWE SmackDown. Roman Reigns came to the ring at the end of the show on Friday. Earlier in the night, he told Jimmy Uso that he would acknowledge Solo Sikoa.

Roman Reigns took three Samoan Spikes to the throat from Solo Sikoa after refusing to acknowledge his cousin as his "tribal chief" on "WWE SmackDown."

Reigns initially fought off the Bloodline and retrieved the Ula Fala. As he was putting it on, Solo hit him with a low blow and the numbers caught up to Roman. Solo laid out Roman with multiple Samoan Spikes as the show came to a close.

WWE Intercontinental Champion Jey Uso tried to reason with Solo Sikoa on WWE SmackDown and left him with a warning. Sikoa and The Bloodline kicked off the October 18 episode of WWE SmackDown. Sikoa noted that,

"Main Event" Jey Uso returned to "WWE SmackDown" Friday night for a confrontation with Solo Sikoa and The Bloodline to open the show.

Solo, Jacob Fatu, Tama Tonga, and Tonga Loa opened the October 18th episode of WWE SmackDown to address Jimmy Uso and Roman Reigns. Solo stated that Roman could join his Bloodline, all he has to do is acknowledge him.

Solo Sikoa is now the new Tribal Chief after overthrowing Roman Reigns. He leads The Bloodline, including new members Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa, and Jacob

Solo Sikoa, who lost the about to Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes later was heard in the stands saying, “It’s all part of the plan.” The self-proclaimed Tribal Chief intended to say The Rock’s return was always part of his Plan B, and they could be headed to something big in the coming days.

The not-so-civil war between Roman Reigns and The Bloodline continued to escalate on the latest episode of "WWE SmackDown."