Solo Sikoa

Solo Sikoa (real name Joseph Yokozuna Fatu) is a powerful second-generation wrestler from Sacramento, California. He’s 6′2″ tall and weighs 250 pounds. As the son of WWE Hall of Famer Rikishi and younger brother of The Usos, he’s another second-generation wrestler who represents the next generation of the famed Anoa’i wrestling dynasty.

After training in his family’s hard-hitting Samoan tradition, Sikoa emerged as a fierce brawler with a street-fighting edge, combining raw power with ruthless ring awareness. He debuted in NXT in 2021, capturing the NXT North American Championship before being called up to the main WWE roster in 2022, where he joined The Bloodline alongside Roman Reigns, Jimmy Uso, Jey Uso, and Paul Heyman.

As The Bloodline’s silent enforcer, Sikoa’s explosive offense and stoic presence made him particularly noticeable, typically serving as the faction’s muscle during Roman Reigns’s dominant championship reign. His intensity, headbutts, and Samoan Spike finisher became signatures of his brutal in-ring style.

In 2024, following Reigns’s extended hiatus, Sikoa seized control of the group’s remnants and declared himself the new “Tribal Chief.” The power shift marked a major turning point in WWE’s Samoan legacy storyline, with Solo evolving from loyal soldier to self-proclaimed leader.

By 2025, he officially formed his own faction, MFT (My Family Tree), and recruited Jacob Fatu, Tanga Loa, and Tama Tonga to carry on The Bloodline’s legacy with a darker, more destructive tone.

Known for his devastating Samoan Spike, powerhouse suplexes, and unflinching demeanor, Solo Sikoa has carved his own path from a quiet enforcer to one of WWE’s most dangerous and unpredictable leaders, cementing himself as the next great figure in his family’s storied wrestling lineage.