Last Friday night on Smackdown, all the members of the original bloodline came together in the middle of the ring.

Roman Raines, Jimmy Uso, Jay Uso, Sammy Zane, reunited.

They're going to be taking on Solo, Sukoa, Jacob Fought 2, and the Tongans in a war games match at Survivor Series.

And there was a tease that it might be five on five.

In the end, we had the four bloodline members, and it looked like we were going to get

four on four in war games.

Not the case.

What we learned tonight is that they are, in fact, going to have five on five.

They're going to stick to the usual war games format, and they will have five men on one side

and five men on the other, which means that Roman Raines, as well as Solo Sacoa, they now

have to go out and find an extra man to be on their side in the war games match.

And tonight, both sides courted a former world heavyweight champion in Seth

Rollins. Sammy Zane tried to recruit Seth Rollins to the OG side. Solo Sacoa was there to try

to recruit Seth Rollins over to his side. And at the end of the night, Seth Rollins basically said,

fuck you both.

He's not interested in being on either side.

Which doesn't mean, by the way, that he won't be.

And we'll talk about why he may yet still end up in the war games match.

I still feel the same way that I felt on Friday.

I don't think that you need to have five on five in the men's war games this

year. The battle lines have already been clearly drawn between Roman's crew and Solo's crew.

I don't see the need to muddy it up by adding people that are just going to feel tacked on who

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