The Bloodline gets major win; number one contender now for top championship

Modified Jul 27, 2024 01:51 GMT

The Bloodline just defeated former champions on WWE SmackDown. The stable is now the number-one contender for a major championship.

Tonight on SmackDown, a gauntlet match took place to determine the number one contender for the WWE Tag Team Championship. The Street Profits were especially impressive in this match. They entered the match third

and put on a tough fight to defeat multiple teams in the match.

However, the final entrant in the match was the Bloodline. Tama Tonga and Jacob Fatu represented the group. Despite already competing for a long time in the match, Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins put on a valiant fight and took their opponents to the limit.

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However, in the end, Jacob Fatu proved to be a dominant force as he went crazy and destroyed Montez Ford in the ring. He then hit his moonsault to pick up the win for his team. With this win, the Bloodline grew more dominant on the blue brand and will now challenge DIY for the WWE Tag Team Championship.

This will be the first time that this new version of the group will challenge for the tag titles.

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It remains to be seen whether Solo Sikoa's faction will be able to win the WWE Tag Team Championship from DIY.

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