Tanga Loa is a part of WWE.
Making an impact immediately, Loa made his debut at Backlash. The opening match of the show saw Solo Sikoa and Tama Tonga take on Kevin Owens and Randy Orton. Before the bell, all competitors brawled until SmackDown General Manager Nick Aldis declared that the match would be a street fight.
The chaotic affair saw the action spill all over the arena and weapons used throughout. As Orton hit an RKO onto Sikoa onto the announce table, Owens was left alone in the ring with Tonga. As Tonga was hit with a brainbuster on the chairs, it looked as if Owens had the match won. However, Owens was dragged out of the ring at the last second by Loa, who took out Owens and allowed Sikoa to hit the Samoan Spike to win the match. The Bloodline stood in the centre of the ring as Paul Heyman looked in horror.
Loa is the brother of Tonga and previously competed in New Japan, where he won the IWGP Tag Team Championships 7 times, two of those reigns were with Tama Tonga. Loa was previously a part of WWE from 2009 to 2014.
Tanga Loa Joins The Bloodline
The Bloodline has expanded once again at Backlash. Following on from Roman Reigns losing to Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania, Solo Sikoa declared that losing had consequences, which saw the debuting Tama Tonga take out Jimmy Uso.
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