If you have watched WWE SmackDown over the past year, you probably already know what MFT stands for. At least, you used to. MFT was introduced as an abbreviation for “My Family Tree,” the name Solo Sikoa gave the group that grew out of his version of The Bloodline.
Tama Tonga and Talla Tonga have both been part of The Bloodline story, but their relationship with Roman Reigns is different from the one shared by several other members of the famous wrestling family.
Here is the preview for WWE SmackDown on April 16, 2026. The superstars of the Blue Brand appear at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. The last show before WrestleMania 42.
Ahead of the March 20, 2026, episode of SmackDown, Tama Tonga (a member of The MFT / Bloodline group) posted a short 360-degree video on social media. The clip showed the empty arena, the stage, the ring setup, and some wrestlers (including Solo Sikoa) rehearsing their segments.
Tama Tonga has reportedly been issued a hefty fine by WWE for sharing untelevised footage of a SmackDown rehearsal. A report that has prompted quite a few fans to label Tonga's employers as somewhat hypocritical, considering how much WWE pulls back the curtain.
Professional wrestling thrives on the delicate balance between reality and entertainment. Fans constantly crave a peek behind the curtain to see how the magic happens, and social media usually provides that access.
There are some unwritten rules when it comes to being a WWE Superstar, and apparently, a SmackDown star recently broke those rules and paid the price. One-half of the WWE Tag Team Champions, Tama Tonga, is known for being rather active on his Instagram page.
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After rumors were circulating over the last few days about his reported presence in Saudi Arabia, the man known as Hikuleo finally made his on-screen WWE debut at the 2025 Night Of Champions premium live event, making his presence known in the United States Championship match between Solo Sikoa and Jacob Fatu.
With the Bloodline story growing in recent months to include Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa, and Jacob Fatu, it appears that another member of the Bloodline may be entering WWE, and soon.
The Bloodline keeps on holding the record as they won the WWE Tag Team Championships by playing a gripping triple threat ladder match on this Friday Night SmackDown.
The Bloodline continue their reign of terror as they retained the WWE Tag Team Championships in a hard-fought triple threat ladder match on tonight’s go home episode of Friday Night SmackDown.
In 2017 and 2018, Reigns found himself in a heated Twitter exchange with Tonga, then a member of New Japan Pro Wrestling and a prominent member of the Bullet Club and Guerillas of Destiny.
A new WWE trademark filing looks to be hinting at an upcoming addition to The Bloodline. On June 11, WWE applied to trademark “Talla Tonga.” That may be the new name of former NJPW wrestler Hikuleo, who is expected to be joining WWE.
Karl Anderson recently spoke about the role he played in bringing Tama Tonga to WWE. During an appearance on Busted Open Radio on Tuesday, Anderson said
Now that we’ve seen one arrival, we have an update on Tama Tonga, and other possible Bloodline reinforcements on the way. As WWE’s Bloodline story line grew and grew, everyone was taking note.
We have a big SmackDown In A Nutshell, and after a massive WrestleMania we wonder what’s next for the Bloodline? It is at one time both a simple and complicated ask.
The Anoa'i family considers Tama Tonga as one of their own. Our own Dave Meltzer reported yesterday that Tonga is headed to WWE and some fans have been
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