Will Nia Jax become Tribal Chief of Women's Division to form their own Bloodline?

Over the last few weeks, WWE has been trying to push Nia Jax as the most dominant force in the women's division. After beating Bayley at SummerSlam, Nia became the world champion along with her existing title of the 'Queen of the Ring'. On the latest episode of Smackdown, Queen Nia had a fantastic entrance similar to the one Booker T had during his reign as the King of the Ring.

As Pretty Deadly and Tiffany Stratton welcomed their queen, Nia asked them to bow down to her. It was similar to the way Roman Reigns asked everyone to acknowledge him as their Tribal Chief. The fans observed it and wondered if there was an attempt from the company to pull out a Bloodline in the Women's division. 

While this might be from her reign as a queen, there could be a chance of a long-term plan from WWE considering the presence of some star wrestlers in the roster. Three wrestlers who are already on different rosters about the Samoan Family one or the other way. Additionally, a couple of more signings could make a big difference.

Who could feature in the Women's Bloodline?

The biggest of them apart from Nia is Naomi. She is currently not treated well in the blue brand losing nearly all her matches science return at the Royal Rumble earlier this year. Ava was a failed wrestler during her days before becoming the NXT GM. The trio can make a faction themselves to represent the Bloodline in the Women's division.

Additionally, there is a chance of the Tonga twins signing a contract with the company. Kaoz and Kona are a force to reckon with. Reports claim that the duo might bag a WWE contract in the near future. If it indeed turns out to be true, WWE will have 5 stars who can be tried to be the members of the female version of the Bloodline.