Below are a couple of top WWE news stories of the day, involving the Tribal Chief Championship.
• The rivalry between Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa, centered on who the true Tribal Chief is, has been intensifying over several months. At Survivor Series: WarGames, Reigns pinned Sikoa in a match featuring the OG Bloodline with CM Punk against the New Bloodline with Bronson Reed.
The two are set to face off in a Tribal Combat Match for the Ula Fala during the RAW Netflix debut episode on January 6.
WrestleVotes recently reported that WWE is discussing introducing the “Tribal Chief Championship” this feud:
“Sources indicate WWE has discussed introducing a Tribal Chief Championship into the storyline between Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa, similar to the People’s Championship presented to The Rock at WrestleMania earlier this year.”
In an update, the Wrestling Observer noted that this rumored new title isn’t coming:
“Regarding reports of a new title being added called the Tribal Chief Title, we’re told that’s not happening either. Will guys feud over the Ula Fala? Yes, obviously.”
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• WWE SummerSlam will expand to a two-night event in 2025, marking the first Premium Live Event outside WrestleMania to adopt this format.
The move reflects WWE’s evolving event strategy, as TKO CEO Mark Shapiro suggested at the UBS Global Media & Communications Conference, hinting at the potential for other PLEs to follow.
According to WrestleVotes, WWE is reportedly exploring the idea of turning select premium live events into two-night spectacles, with the Royal Rumble being the next contender for this format.
The two-night structure is being considered for the 2026 Royal Rumble, and there is also potential for Money In The Bank to adopt a two-night approach by 2027.
