Solo Sikoa was left alone after 946 abducted him before his Money in the Bank qualifying match on the September 21 episode of WWE RAW. The faction later provided an update on the former Bloodline member, with Royce Keys sharing footage that showed Solo tied up and left at an undisclosed location.
The kidnapping came after Solo had already tried to repair his relationship with The Bloodline earlier in the night. He approached The Usos and Jacob Fatu with a white flag and asked them to work together against 946, which has been at war with the family for several weeks.
The rivalry escalated after Keys, Bronco Nima and Lucien Price attacked The Usos in the parking lot on August 31. The following week, 946 went a step further by destroying and setting the brothers’ vehicle on fire, making it clear that the group was targeting The Bloodline as a whole.
Solo’s attempt to secure an alliance was rejected when Jey and Jimmy demanded that he acknowledge them as the captains and Roman Reigns as his Tribal Chief. The former WWE United States Champion refused, leaving without the protection he had sought. Later in the show, 946 attacked him in the parking lot and forced him into their vehicle as The Usos and Fatu tried unsuccessfully to stop them.
Keys has now provided the first update on what happened to Solo Sikoa after the abduction. He shared a video showing the former WWE United States Champion with his hands tied and a black cloth covering his face before 946 eventually left him at an undisclosed location. Keys briefly confronted him before covering his face again and leaving him behind.
More importantly, the former AEW star’s caption made the group’s intentions clear. Taking to X, he wrote:
“One by One by One 🩸 #wweRaw.”
The wording fits 946’s actions throughout its feud with The Bloodline, as the group has increasingly isolated and attacked individual members, with Solo becoming its latest target.
Penta Replaces Solo Sikoa and Qualifies for Money in the Bank
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Solo Sikoa’s abduction also directly changed the night’s Money in the Bank picture. He was originally scheduled to face Dominik Mysterio and Dragon Lee in a Triple Threat qualifier, but RAW General Manager Adam Pearce announced that Penta would take his place after 946 drove away with Sikoa.
Penta made the most of the unexpected opportunity, defeating Mysterio and Lee to earn his place in the Money in the Bank Ladder Match. The victory came just one week after the 41-year-old star challenged Roman Reigns for the World Heavyweight Championship in Mexico City, giving him another major opportunity almost immediately.
For The Bloodline, though, the bigger issue is what comes next. 946 has now taken one of its members out of action and made it clear that the conflict is no longer limited to attacks on The Usos.
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