Signing you in

The latest developments have also made Solo Sikoa's status uncertain after he was taken out of action. With Knight potentially losing his immediate ally, WWE could look toward other stars to balance the numbers.

That said, in this article, we look at three WWE Superstars who could make sense as temporary partners for The Megastar.

Dragon Lee could be an intriguing choice to stand alongside LA Knight because he would give the alliance something it desperately needs: speed.

Royce Keys and OTM have presented themselves as a physical, aggressive unit. Their strategy has involved overwhelming opponents with numbers and brute force. Dragon Lee could counter that approach with his quick offense, aerial ability, and willingness to take risks.

The timing would also make sense. Lee has remained active in important RAW storylines. Also, his recent involvement in the tournament for a World Heavyweight Championship match against Roman Reigns keeps him visible on the show. Thus, putting the young star in a heated rivalry with Royce Keys and OTM could give him another opportunity to establish himself as a singles competitor.

A partnership with LA Knight would not need to become a permanent team. WWE could simply have Knight approach Dragon Lee after Solo Sikoa is written off TV, explaining that he needs someone who can neutralize OTM's numbers.

The contrast would be entertaining, too. Knight's loud, charismatic personality could play off Lee's more focused presentation. Meanwhile, both men would have a common enemy. It could be a surprisingly effective short-term alliance.

Chad Gable may be the most logical choice if WWE wants LA Knight to recruit someone who can match Royce Keys' faction physically and strategically.

Gable has spent years proving that he can compete against larger opponents despite his smaller size. His technical wrestling could create problems for OTM, especially if WWE wants to make the rivalry about exposing weaknesses in the faction rather than simply having Knight and his partners trade strikes.

There is also a natural reason for the Intercontinental Champion to get involved. A dominant faction running roughshod over RAW is exactly the kind of threat that could force an accomplished competitor to step forward.

Pairing Gable with LA Knight would also create a fun dynamic. Knight could handle the microphone work and bring the crowd into the fight. Meanwhile, the IC Champion would provide the wrestling expertise. In a tag-team environment, that combination could make sense immediately.

Most importantly, Chad Gable would make the eventual matches feel competitive. OTM's physicality could be met by Gable's mat wrestling. Meanwhile, LA Knight could focus on Royce Keys. That would give WWE an easy formula for multi-man matches without overcomplicating the story.

Thus, if Solo Sikoa is unavailable for an extended period, Chad Gable could become Knight's dependable ally until The Bloodline situation changes.

Penta is arguably the most exciting option, especially after his recent success in WWE.

The masked superstar has been building momentum on RAW and recently earned an opportunity against Roman Reigns by winning the No. 1 Contender tournament. That puts him directly in the middle of The Bloodline's orbit. Thus, if WWE wants to connect The Bloodline and Royce Keys' stories, Penta would be an ideal bridge.

Penta's hard-hitting style, explosive offense, and fearless personality would make him a natural opponent for OTM. More importantly, he would not feel like someone randomly inserted into the storyline.

A temporary alliance between Penta and Knight could begin with a simple premise: both men have reasons to oppose the same group. Knight needs backup after Solo's disappearance. Meanwhile, the masked star has a championship opportunity that could be jeopardized by The Bloodline's interference.

The pairing would also create a strong visual contrast. LA Knight is one of WWE's most recognizable talkers. Meanwhile, Penta can generate enormous reactions without needing lengthy promos. Thus, their different strengths could make them complementary partners rather than two versions of the same character.

If the company wants to turn the post-Solo chapter into a bigger war, Penta is perhaps the superstar who makes the most sense. He has momentum, a connection to the championship picture, and enough credibility to stand across the ring from dangerous opponents.