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A Few News I Guess: Roman Reigns Upcoming Challengers REVEALED!?

Since this past week's news was as slow as GTA 5's load time on the Xbox 360 I decided to showcase a few news, I guess? 

Solo Sikoa Possibly Joining The Bloodline!? 

Apologies for that clickbait headline but I had to do what I had to do, ya know? 

Why? You'll see in a bit. In an interview with Corey Graves' After The Bullsh…….. I mean After The Bell, The Usos talked about their brother possibly joining The Bloodline (from Wrestling Inc):

"Always trying to evolve,” “You’re going to get left behind or you’re going to stay in the mix. And when you get here, you either sink or swim. That’s as simple as it can get, it doesn’t matter if you’re running things down there or whatever. 

When you get up here, we’re going to find out what you’re really made of. 

You’re either going to crack or deliver as we do, and the sucky part about this, little brother, it’s going to be hard. We’re all big timing and then you’ve got little bro and he’s next in line. 

It’s going to be hard for him, but stick to the script and we always got his back. We love him, he’s doing great down there. I can’t wait until we expand this Bloodline, and trust me Uce, we expanding deep.”

NXT Producer On Going To Film A Side Project For Late Dusty Rhodes. 

NXT producer, Ryan Katz revealed during a discussion with Stu's Wrestling Podcast that he and the late Dusty Rhodes were going to launch a production company and create short films (from Post Wrestling): 

"And that ‘Hippie Dog’ thing was just something he [Dusty Rhodes] always wanted to do which was just going to be our little side film production company where we went and made some side little short films under the banner of ‘Hippie Dog Productions’ and unfortunately, that’s something that never got a chance to come to fruition but the memory lives on and his legacy will live on forever and that guy is one of the most phenomenal people ever."

Hey, look. That could've been so interesting especially since Dusty is pretty creative. 

Roman Reigns' Upcoming Challengers REVEALED!? 

Who were Reigns' upcoming challengers? To put it briefly, Davey Boy Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, the challengers for the tribal chief were Randy Orton, Riddle and Drew McIntyre at Summerslam, Money In The Bank and Clash Of The Castle. 

Those plans aren't currently set in motion but there are plenty of discussions about these performers facing the leader of the Bloodline. 

If the 6 man tag team match at Wrestlemania Backlash has taught me anything, it is that those challengers would've made sense as singles opponents. 

What do you think about the news I just reported and follow me on the tweets @omartheplayaguy? Anyways, stay safe smarks. 

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