Speculation Builds Around Naomi Joining The Bloodline For WarGames

A wave of speculation is swirling around a potential Naomi return to WWE television, with fans and pundits floating the idea that she could align with The Bloodline ahead of Survivor Series WarGames in November. The idea has gained traction following recent developments involving Jaida Parker on WWE Raw.

Parker made her first appearance on Raw on Netflix in a segment that initially painted her as a neutral party, only for her true allegiances to surface by the end of the episode. After hitting Jacob Fatu with her car and briefly playing concerned bystander, Parker turned cold and climbed into an SUV driven by Royce Keys alongside her former NXT stablemates from OTM, Lucien Price and Bronco Nima, mocking Fatu as the group drove off. That reveal has fueled chatter that the villainous newcomers — sometimes referred to as 946 — could be building toward a female presence of their own, and that The Bloodline may need a woman in its corner to match them.

Naomi is the name most frequently mentioned in that conversation. She’s been married to Jimmy Uso for years, giving her an obvious real-world and storyline tie to the Bloodline orbit, and she has a history of warmth toward Solo Sikoa — the 946 group’s most recent victim — even referring to him affectionately as her “big baby” in the past. Given that connection, the idea of Naomi stepping back into the fold to avenge her brother-in-law carries some natural storytelling logic, even if WWE hasn’t given any direct indication that’s the plan.

Naomi stepped away from in-ring competition in August 2025 after announcing she was expecting her first child with Jimmy Uso, so any on-screen comeback would mark her first run back in a WWE ring since becoming a mother. There’s no official word yet on a timeline for her return, but if WWE is building toward a Bloodline-versus-946 blowoff at Survivor Series, Naomi re-emerging as a surprise ally would be a logical way to even the numbers and add emotional stakes to the feud.

The bigger hook here is WarGames itself. Survivor Series WarGames 2026 is scheduled for Houston, Texas, and if the Bloodline and 946 storyline culminates there, it opens the door to something WWE’s main roster has never done: a mixed-tag WarGames match. Adding women to the structure gun for the first time would be a notable structural experiment for a match type built entirely around chaos, numbers, and steel cage warfare — and it would give the undercard builds happening on Raw right now a much bigger payoff than a standard tag feud.

None of this is confirmed by WWE, and Money in the Bank on October 10 sits ahead of any of these Survivor Series plans on the calendar. But with Jaida Parker’s heel turn freshly established and Solo Sikoa still searching for retribution, the pieces are at least sitting on the board for a Naomi-involved mixed WarGames match to become reality by November. Whether WWE actually pulls that trigger is the thing worth watching over the next several weeks of Raw and SmackDown programming.