WWE Teases Final Bloodline War Games Member on Raw

The Men’s War Games match at Survivor Series is shaping up to be Bloodline versus the 946, but as of this week’s go-home stretch, Roman Reigns is still searching for a fifth man to even the sides.

On the Monday, October 26 episode of Raw, Reigns tried to bring Sami Zayn into the fold against the 946, only for the conversation to turn hostile and end without an alliance. In a backstage interview after the segment, Reigns admitted he’d have to go “back to the drawing board” in his hunt for reinforcements — a notable wrinkle given that, Jacob Fatu included, the Bloodline currently has the numbers advantage over Royce Keys, Carmelo Hayes, Bronco Nima and Lucien Price.

That detail matters. If Reigns truly needs an outside recruit, it suggests Fatu may not be suiting up with the family after all. Fatu has been noticeably absent from WWE television in recent weeks, and speculation has swirled for some time that a Bloodline member could defect to join the 946’s side. If Fatu is indeed the one to turn, that would push the 946 to five members and send Reigns scrambling for a replacement of his own — which lines up exactly with what played out on Raw.

So who fills that final spot? Zilla Fatu is an obvious name to watch, given reports suggesting his run in NXT wasn’t expected to last long after his August debut; a call-up into a high-profile Bloodline program would be a logical next step for him. LA Knight has also been floated as a possibility, though that would require WWE to explain away years of friction between Knight and the Bloodline — a tougher narrative needle to thread given how firmly Knight has positioned himself as an outsider to the group.

The name generating the most intrigue, however, is Seth Rollins. He hasn’t been seen on WWE programming since SummerSlam, where Reigns finally ended their 14-year rivalry and the two shared the Shield fist bump to close the chapter. A returning Rollins stepping in alongside Reigns against the 946 would be a massive moment, tying a bow on that story while launching a fresh one heading into Survivor Series.

Whatever direction WWE goes, War Games storytelling thrives on shifting alliances and last-minute reveals, and this build is following that formula closely. The Bloodline’s internal fault lines have been one of WWE’s most compelling ongoing threads for years, and a Fatu heel turn — paired with a surprise ally for Reigns — would give the match an emotional gut-punch on top of the usual chaos.

Expect WWE to use the final weeks before Survivor Series to lock in both five-man squads, and keep an eye on Raw and SmackDown going forward for any sign of Fatu aligning with the 946 or a returning face stepping up to stand with Reigns.