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Numerous family members have teamed together in WWE over the years, from the Hardy Boyz and the Hart Foundation to The Usos.
There are several teams in WWE currently made up from stars who are related, including the Penta & Rey Fenix of the Lucha Brothers, and Roman Reigns’ Bloodline faction, featuring several Anoa’i/Fatu family members.
Following recent signings and speculation, we could see several more stars team with other family members in WWE soon.
Here are some family members who could soon become allies on WWE TV.
Jacob Fatu teamed with Zilla Fatu very early into the latter star’s pro-wrestling career, with the duo sharing the ring in GCW in Zilla’s third, fourth, sixth and seventh matches ever in early 2024.
This was ahead of Jacob Fatu signing with WWE in April 2024, and Zilla Fatu joining the company himself this past August.
Jacob and Zilla are first cousins, with Jacob’s father, Samuel Fatu (Tonga Kid), being brothers with Zilla’s father, Edward Fatu (Umaga).
With Jacob Fatu currently out of action after Jaida Parker hit him with a car on the September 28 Raw episode, we could see the Samoan Werewolf return with a new family member in his corner.
Dominik Mysterio wrestled as part of a familial tag-team following his WWE debut in 2020, wrestling alongside Rey Mysterio up until their split at Clash at the Castle 2022.
We could see Aalyah Mysterio take a similar path, with either her father, brother, or both taking her under their wings once she makes her in-ring debut.
WWE officially announced Aalyah for the latest class of Performance Center recruits in September, meaning she will likely be the next multi-generation star to sign with WWE.
With Rey Mysterio indicating that he’d like to share the ring with his daughter, it would be a missed opportunity to not have Aalyah, Rey and Dominik work together, now that they’re all signed to the same company.
With Brock Rechsteiner currently being signed to a WWE NIL deal, it has long been speculated that the son of Scott Steiner will one day step inside the squared circle.
Brock himself has indicated that this will happen in the future, stating in a interview in May that his cousin, Bron Breakker, has convinced him to get into the wrestling business following his football career.
With Brock already having a relationship with WWE with his NIL deal, it would make sense to see him become a Performance Center signing once he finishes up playing football.
Considering it was Bron Breakker who inspired him to consider a career in wrestling, a Bron/Brock tag-team could be on the cards for the future.