Below are some top WWE news stories of the day, involving WrestleMania and The Bloodline.
• The highly anticipated comeback of WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event is scheduled for December 14 at the Nassau Coliseum in Long Island, NY, airing at 8 PM ET on NBC and streaming on Peacock.
As reported earlier, WWE plans to elevate these Saturday Night’s Main Event specials over the coming year, treating them with the same significance as premium live events.
WrestleVotes reports that WWE has mapped out 5 special Saturday Night’s Main Event shows from now until the end of 2025, including the December show. One of these events will take place just before WrestleMania 41, further building excitement for the biggest wrestling event of 2025.
The report also indicated these shows would become essential parts of the WrestleMania season alongside other major events like Royal Rumble and Elimination Chamber:
“Between now and the end of 2025, WWE plans to do 5 special Saturday Night’s Main Event-style shows, including this December’s edition. One of them will be before WrestleMania. Given the PLE treatment SNME is getting, it looks like we’ll be getting Elimination Chamber and another show as key pieces before WrestleMania.”
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• The Bloodline has undergone numerous transformations, with Solo Sikoa now taking the role of The Tribal Chief. This shift also introduced the Guerrillas of Destiny, Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa, to WWE, followed by Jacob Fatu joining as well.
Jimmy & Jey Uso, along with Sami Zayn and Roman Reigns, have reunited as the original Bloodline to set the stage for a major showdown. They are set to face Solo Sikoa’s new iteration of The Bloodline in the Men’s WarGames Match at Survivor Series: WarGames 2024, rekindling past alliances and rivalries for this highly anticipated Premium Live Event.
WrestleVotes provided an update on The Bloodline’s future during a Q&A session after a fan asked them who might be next to officially join Solo’s new Bloodline faction and when that might happen. WrestleVotes clarified that, contrary to speculation about WarGames, there are currently no plans to add new members to the faction.
“Yeah, I don’t know if he’s specifically talking WarGames or in general. I don’t believe anybody is in line to join them, officially, anytime soon.”
Hikuleo has recently been added to NXT’s internal roster, and Lance Anoa’i has also signed with WWE and is expected to debut in NXT. Whether they will eventually join The Bloodline remains to be seen.
