3 signs Jey Uso's feud with the new Bloodline will begin soon — Backstage confrontation, KOTR standings & more

Ever since Jey Uso left The Bloodline and moved to Monday Night RAW, numerous events have unfolded within the faction. The 38-year-old is currently riding high as a singles star on the red brand, while things have taken a dramatic turn within The Bloodline with Solo Sikoa taking charge of the group.

However, it could be a matter of time before Jey eventually involves himself in the ongoing saga, given his history with the faction. WWE has dropped subtle teases over the months, which seem to indicate that The Yeet Master could soon cross paths with Sikoa and his newly formed Bloodline.

Let's look at three possible signs that hint Jey Uso's feud with the new Bloodline will begin soon.

#3. Backstage confrontation at Backlash France

One of the signs that Jey Uso's feud with the new Bloodline will begin soon is their backstage confrontation at WWE Backlash. Solo Sikoa, Tama Tonga, and Tonga Loa were seen crossing paths with the 38-year-old star in a brief segment in France.

The fact that WWE showcased such an angle despite both parties being on different brands is a major sign that The Yeet Master could soon begin his feud with Sikoa's new Bloodline. Besides, Paul Heyman was also seen surreptitiously pleading for help from the Monday Night RAW superstar.

The Stamford-based promotion played the backstage segment at Backlash France to possibly sow the seeds for Jey's potential feud with the heel faction on SmackDown.

#2. Jey Uso's comments on Solo Sikoa

Solo Sikoa has been acting as The Tribal Chief in Roman Reigns' absence and has been making some reckless decisions. However, Jey Uso seems to be equivocal, as he does not agree with Sikoa's ideologies and his way of taking over the heel faction.

While talking in an interview, The Yeet Master called the 31-year-old a snake for his clandestine subjugation of The Bloodline in Roman's absence. Moreover, he stated that Reigns will forever be The Tribal Chief for him, implying that Solo Sikoa could never steal that place no matter how hard he tries.

Main Event Jey seemingly does not like what The Enforcer has been doing lately. Jey's comment against Sikoa and his newly formed Bloodline is a major sign that his feud with the heel stable will begin soon.

#1. Jey Uso and Tama Tonga are in the semi-finals of King of the Ring tournament

One of the major things that seems to indicate that Jey and The Bloodline could soon begin a feud is their current standings in the King of the Ring tournament. The fact that both he and Tama Tonga are in the semi-finals is a major hint that WWE is teasing their potential feud, which might be on the horizon.

Fans have been clamoring to see both cross paths in the finals of the King of the Ring tournament, as they are one step away from facing each other. As a result, fans will be disappointed if they do not cross paths even after getting so close, which will only augment their excitement for this crossover.

Hence, both superstars advancing to the semi-final round of the tournament appear to be a major sign from the Stamford-based promotion. It could possibly be a move to hype up the fans prior to Jey Uso's eventual feud with Solo Sikoa's new Bloodline, which could happen sooner rather than later.