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Former WWE star Tatanka recently sat down with veteran wrestling journalist Bill Apter at the 90’s Wrestling Con, and let me tell you, he didn’t hold back. The Native American legend delivered a fiery message to Roman Reigns that’s got people talking. And honestly? It’s about time someone brought some fresh energy to challenge the Samoan dynasty that’s been running roughshod over WWE for years. Triple H Gives Tatanka’s Sons the Green Light Here’s where things get interesting. According to Tatanka, his two sons caught Triple H‘s attention at Saturday Night’s Main Event about three months ago. And when The Game notices you, things happen fast. “Triple H sees both of my boys. He says they’ve got to get in the Performance Center now,” Tatanka revealed. Before Triple H even walked five feet away, Tatanka’s phone was blowing up with calls from WWE executives setting up appointments. That’s the kind of urgency that tells you something special is happening. The boys headed to the Performance Center, and the reception was overwhelming. Matt Bloom, head of the WWE Performance Center, called them “two studs.” Shawn Michaels was there. The Undertaker was there. Yeah, that’s the kind of company you want evaluating your potential. But here’s the kicker—they’re not just training anywhere. They’re at the legendary Hart family Dungeon, learning the craft from some of the best technical wrestling minds in the business. A Direct Warning to the Tribal Chief Tatanka didn’t just share updates about his sons’ training. He went full promo mode, delivering a message that would make any WWE fan’s pulse quicken: “Congratulations on all your success. I mean, you’ve done tremendous things for the Samoan dynasty—your bloodline. Well, let me tell you something: there’s a new bloodline coming into the WWE. It’s the first blood. It’s the native blood. It’s the tribal blood—it’s the tribal ancestors. So, dog, you better hold on to those saddles, because when the Native Americans arrive, it’s going to be one, two, three, and we’re going to have new champions—the Native American bloodline standing at the top.” Now that’s how you cut a promo. Why This Actually Matters for WWE and Roman Reigns Look, we’ve all seen second-generation wrestlers come and go. Some make it, most don’t. But there’s something different brewing here. WWE is clearly investing in the next generation, and having Triple H personally fast-track these guys into the system speaks volumes. Reigns has had an incredible run—no one’s disputing that. His 1,316-day reign as Undisputed WWE Universal Champion cemented his legacy as one of the all-time greats. But even the mightiest empires eventually face challengers, and the idea of a Native American Bloodline rising to challenge the Samoan dynasty? That’s compelling storytelling waiting to happen. The Performance Center Advantage
