Royce Keys Crashes RAW, Solo Sikoa Fakes Out Bloodline in Wild Segment

The Bloodline storyline took yet another unpredictable turn on the July 13 edition of WWE RAW, as SmackDown’s Royce Keys made an unannounced appearance that sent the entire night spiraling into chaos.

Things began when Jimmy Uso opened a segment by calling out Solo Sikoa, accusing him of ducking a confrontation. Riding the momentum of a recent win over Keys, Jimmy taunted his rival and told Solo to fall in line. Solo never answered — Keys did, storming the ring and blindsiding Jimmy before security rushed in to pull the two apart. RAW General Manager Adam Pearce seized on the moment, officially booking a singles match between them on the spot.

The impromptu bout delivered. Keys used his power game to control large portions of the match, while Jimmy countered with his trademark aerial offense. The tide shifted multiple times, with a particularly heated exchange on the floor. A decisive finish never came cleanly — a black SUV rolled into the arena and Jacob Fatu emerged, charging ringside and attacking Keys. The referee called for the bell, awarding the win to Keys via disqualification.

The real drama came after the match. Fatu grabbed a steel chair and looked ready to do serious damage when Solo Sikoa appeared and seemingly extended an olive branch, invoking family loyalty and suggesting he was ready to return to The Bloodline fold. It was a ruse. Solo dropped Jimmy Uso with a Samoan Spike before turning on Fatu as well, reigniting the bitter internal war within the faction.

Formerly known as Powerhouse Hobbs during his time in AEW, Keys has quickly established himself as a significant piece of WWE’s most prominent ongoing story. His willingness to cross brand lines makes it clear that the Bloodline conflict doesn’t recognize the SmackDown/RAW divide — and with Solo’s latest act of treachery, the fallout from Monday night figures to reverberate across both shows in the weeks ahead.