Solo Sikoa firmly remains the Tribal Chief and Head of the Table, despite his Bloodline\'s defeat at Survivor Series: WarGames. In the main event of WWE\'s latest Premium Live Event, Sikoa\'s Bloodline lost to Roman Reigns\' OG Bloodline with Solo taking the pinfall for his team.
The match saw both Tonga Loa and Bronson Reed suffer injuries, but that didn\'t deter Sikoa during this week\'s SmackDown. The show opened with Sikoa and his remaining allies establishing their dominance backstage, taking out Apollo Crews and several other individuals.
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Later in the night, the group took out LA Knight and Andrade when both were making their case to be the first challenger to new U.S. Champion Shinsuke Nakamura. Interestingly, the faction did not attack Nakamura when they had the chance, as the Japanese star appeared poised to use his dreaded mist. On the mic, Sikoa declared that losing some men didn\'t matter, as he still has the Ula Fala, the symbol of the Tribal Chief.
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Roman Reigns was not a part of this week\'s SmackDown, so did not share a rebuttal to what Sikoa had to say during the show. Nevertheless, the leader of the New Bloodline is eager to assert that he is firmly in control, despite his defeat at Survivor Series: WarGames in Vancouver.
