WWE Bad Blood review: The Bloodline drama continues

The Rock is back. Jimmy Uso is back. But the Bloodline drama? It never ends. Saturday’s Bad Blood in Atlanta, Georgia continued the Bloodline storyline that has developed following the events of WrestleMania 40. After being taken out by Solo Sikoa shortly following that show, Jimmy Uso made his return on Saturday, helping Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes by taking out Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa. After the match, he reunited with Reigns, then ultimately convinced him to help Rhodes once he was jumped by Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa. Then, just when you thought the show was over, guess who made his appearance? The Final Boss himself, The Rock. Holding his People’s Championship given to him by Muhammad Ali’s widow, he stared down Uso, Rhodes, and Reigns in the ring as the show closed, casting uncertainty about what may happen next. You’ll notice that I didn’t say much about the match. Well, that isn’t particularly important. It was fine, there were some cool moves, and of course, there was the usual DRAMA seen in Roman R