Kevin Owens Calls New Bloodline ‘Bootleg Bloodline’, Wants To End His Feud With Them

Originally posted on Wrestlezone | By Anthony Nash | Last updated 5/12/24

Kevin Owens is tired of The Bloodline, and he wants to end his feud with them, as it’s been four years.

During a recent appearance on WWE’s The Bump , Owens — who lost a match at WWE’s Backlash to Solo Siko and Tama Tonga after the surprise debut of Tonga Loa — said he was tired of the group. He noted that he wanted to put an end to it one way or another.

“I’m just getting real tired of these guys,” Kevin Owens said. “[There’s] seemingly an endless amount of Bloodline-adjacent people. I’m pretty sure they’re not actually related. But yeah, I don’t know. I keep hearing rumblings that there’s a lot more. Look, I’ve been dealing with The Bloodline for about four years now. I’m still reeling from Saturday night, to be honest, and I don’t know. It was an incredible night, and it ended in a way that really pissed me off. I don’t know how else to put it. It’s a problem that keeps growing, and I have to put an end to this eventually because it’s been four years, like I said.”

Kevin Owens has no respect for this version of The Bloodline

Owens went on to call this iteration of The Bloodline a “bootleg” version of the group, especially without Roman Reigns and The Usos.

“Yeah, well, it’s a bootleg Bloodline,” Kevin Owens said. “No matter what’s happened between me and Roman Reigns and The Usos and everything, I have an incredible amount of respect for those guys because they’ve been on the road. They’ve done everything we’ve done, I’ve been all over the world with them. Tama Tonga, I don’t know him.

“I know he’s been wrestling for a long time, but I have no idea. Up until he showed up until a few weeks ago, I’d never met the guy. I’d never been around him. I don’t know. To come in the way they did, just a real coward’s way. I don’t know, even Solo, he’s been around for a few years, nothing like The Usos, nothing like Roman. I don’t respect this Bloodline, I don’t.”

This article first appeared on Wrestlezone and was syndicated with permission.

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