What Does MFT Stand For in WWE?

If you followed WWE in 2025, you probably heard the letters MFT. Here is what they stand for and who was in the group.

What does MFT stand for?

MFT stands for My Family Tree. It was the name used for Solo Sikoa’s group after it grew out of his version of The Bloodline. Source: MFT on Wikipedia.

How the group formed

After The Bloodline lost at WarGames in November 2024, the group was slowly rebuilt and rebranded. JC Mateo debuted at Backlash on 10 May 2025. At Night of Champions on 28 June 2025, Sikoa won the United States Championship with help from Mateo, Tonga Loa and Talla Tonga, and the group was called MFT from then on.

Who was in MFT?

Solo Sikoa, JC Mateo, Tonga Loa and Talla Tonga, with Tama Tonga also linked to the group.

What happened next

Sami Zayn beat Sikoa for the United States title on 29 August 2025. Sikoa and Tama Tonga later won the WWE Tag Team Championship on SmackDown. In 2026 Mateo and Loa left WWE, and the group broke up on SmackDown when Talla and Tama split from Sikoa.

Why factions and belts go together

Groups like MFT build their stories around chasing and holding titles. If you collect the belts from that era, see our WWE replica belts, or read the Undisputed WWE Championship belt history. Our belts are fan replicas and are not made or licensed by WWE.

FAQ

What does MFT mean in WWE?

My Family Tree.

Who led MFT?

Solo Sikoa was the central figure.

Is MFT still together?

No. The group broke up in 2026.

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