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Tuesday, October 27, 2026

Solo Sikoa Finally Accepts Royce Keys’ Challenge On WWE RAW Weeks After Being Kidnapped

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Solo Sikoa prepares to face Royce Keys as the Bloodline feud continues© NDTV Library

Solo Sikoa has finally said yes to Royce Keys, and the two will meet in a singles match on the November 2 episode of WWE RAW. It gives the feud between The Bloodline and 946 one more match to settle things. Sikoa gave his answer during Monday's show, after Keys talked about Roman Reigns' return and Reigns helping his family last week. The match goes down at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, and RAW starts early at 6 p.m. ET on Netflix. John Cena is also scheduled to appear, and the show lands just days before WWE Crown Jewel.

Solo Sikoa has ACCEPTED the challenge from Royce Keys! ???? https://t.co/1O5WNi4jzq

— WWE (@WWE) October 27, 2026

Solo Sikoa accepts Royce Keys' challenge and backs The Bloodline ahead of their Brooklyn match

Backstage, Sikoa made it clear he was ready to fight Keys. He also brushed off the rival group's name while standing behind his own family.

“I don't care if it's 946, 457, 123,” Sikoa said, before adding that “the Bloodline runs this place.”

This comes after weeks of trouble between the two sides. The 946, led by Keys with Bronco Nima and Lucien Price, has been going after The Bloodline. Carmelo Hayes joined the group too, so the numbers problem got harder for Sikoa and The Usos. Their October 12 six-man tag match ended without a winner because Hayes interfered, and that stopped Sikoa and The Usos from finishing the job.

Roman Reigns' return has brought the family back together as 946 prepare for another fight

The Bloodline got a much-needed boost on the October 19 episode, when Roman Reigns came back to help Sikoa and The Usos fight off 946. 

Reigns had mostly stayed out of their conflict while he focused on his own rivalry, but he stepped in once Keys and his group had the upper hand. Both sides were brawling when the show ended.

So now Keys gets a one-on-one match with Sikoa, not another group fight. The November 2 RAW is also the last episode before Crown Jewel, which is scheduled for November 7 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. 

Reigns is expected to appear on the Brooklyn show, and Cena's return gives the card another major name.

Sikoa's history with 946 makes this one more personal. 

On September 21, Keys and his group abducted him before Money in the Bank qualifying match, which forced Penta to take his place. Sikoa did return to the fight later, but the faction hasn't stopped challenging his side.

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