The Bloodline left Roman Reigns laid out on the October 18 episode of WWE SmackDown. Roman Reigns came to the ring at the end of the show on Friday. Earlier in the night, he told Jimmy Uso that he would acknowledge Solo Sikoa.

The latest episode of SmackDown went off the air with Solo Sikoa once again standing tall over Roman Reigns and Jimmy Uso, but is Intercontinental Champion Jey Uso about to have a change of heart?

Reigns initially fought off the Bloodline and retrieved the Ula Fala. As he was putting it on, Solo hit him with a low blow and the numbers caught up to Roman. Solo laid out Roman with multiple Samoan Spikes as the show came to a close.

Roman Reigns attempted to repair his relationship with Solo Sikoa on SmackDown, but he fell short and ended up getting attacked as a result.

Check out our top takeaways from WWE SmackDown on Oct. 18, which saw Solo Sikoa seek acknowledgment from Roman Reigns.

Solo, Jacob Fatu, Tama Tonga, and Tonga Loa opened the October 18th episode of WWE SmackDown to address Jimmy Uso and Roman Reigns. Solo stated that Roman could join his Bloodline, all he has to do is acknowledge him.

Roman Reigns and Jimmy Uso pulled one over on Solo Sikoa at WWE Bad Blood, but last week's SmackDown highlighted a big issue: Reigns and Uso are outnumbered. The original Bloodline needs help but Reigns might be too stubborn to accept it.

Lash Legend used a big slam to crush Piper Niven in a singles match. Reigns said that he would “acknowledge Solo” as the Tribal Chief. Randy Orton expressed his desire to fight Kevin Owens at Crown Jewel.

Roman Reigns and Jimmy Uso met Jey Uso backstage on October 18's SmackDown episode. Jey, heartbroken after last week's rejection, dismissed Reigns' words of encouragement. The Bloodline later attacked Jimmy and Reigns,