Nick Aldis to punish major Bloodline member for his actions on WWE SmackDown this week? Exploring possible aftermath

Nick Aldis serves as the General Manager of SmackDown and is responsible for making matches and keeping things balanced on the show. As GM, he holds the authority to take strict actions against rule-breakers. He might use his position to punish a major Bloodline star for his actions.

Paul Heyman opened tonight’s SmackDown with his promo, where he declared that after RAW’s debut on Netflix, only one Tribal Chief left in WWE, whose name is Roman Reigns. Heyman then announced that Reigns would be officially entering the Men’s Royal Rumble to recapture the gold he lost the previous year. The Wiseman even called Rhodes out. However, before The American Nightmare could say more, Kevin Owens interrupted and started bashing him for being good to The Rock. The champion rushed out to chase Owens, and both stars engaged in a brawl.

Jacob Fatu and Tama Tonga entered the ring to attack Heyman during the chaos. Jimmy Uso made the save, but Tonga and Fatu outnumbered him; the referees intervened to stop The Bloodline from causing some severe damage to Jimmy. The Samoan Werewolf crossed the line by superkicking the officials. Nick Aldis came out and had an intense face-off with Jacob before Rhodes re-entered the ring and threw heel stars out of the squared circle.

Following Fatu’s action, Nick Aldis could impose a big fine on The Samoan Werewolf as a punishment for putting his hands on company officials.

That said, the suggested angle is hypothetical for now, and fans must stay tuned to SmackDown to learn more.

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Nick Aldis booked a blockbuster title match ahead of Royal Rumble 2025

On the latest episode of SmackDown, Tiffany Stratton revealed that Nia Jax never mistreated her; instead, she outsmarted her by acting dumb to capitalize on the best moment and eventually capture the gold.

Nia Jax interrupted Tiffy’s promo and warned her to return the WWE Women's Championship or face her wrath. Before things could escalate, Bayley, Naomi, and Bianca Belair confronted them, and the women got into a brawl.

Soon after, all four women, Bayley, Bianca, Naomi, and Nia Jax, were booked in a number-one contender's bout for the WWE Women’s Championship. All competitors went the distance to clinch their shot at the title.

Bayley came on top with a monumental win over three of the best women in the company and became the first challenger for Tiffy’s title. Nick Aldis has officially booked the title match between Stratton and The Role Model on the blue brand next week.

It will be interesting to see what plans the Triple H-led Creative has in store for Tiffy’s title reign in the coming weeks.