Okay, so Raw just got absolutely flipped on its head. Carmelo Hayes, in a move that nobody saw coming, turned heel and straight up joined 946, helping Royce Keys and OTM dismantle The Bloodline’s Solo Sikoa and The Usos in their six-man tag team match Monday night. This wasn’t just a win, it was a statement that changes everything for Raw’s top faction.
946 Has Been Gunning For The Bloodline From Day One
Let’s rewind for a second, because 946 didn’t just appear out of nowhere. This stable debuted last month by crashing a tag team match featuring LA Knight, Sikoa, and The Usos. Keys and OTM didn’t care who was involved, they attacked all four combatants and left Raw in absolute chaos. Their mission has been clear since then: eradicate The Bloodline. Why? Because Bloodline member Jacob Fatu put Royce Keys on the shelf for weeks after a brutal street fight. 946 has been sending messages, alright. They set The Bloodline’s vehicle on fire, then started picking them off one by one. Solo Sikoa was attacked, kidnapped, and dropped in the middle of nowhere. Then, on the September 28th episode of Raw, they shocked the entire wrestling world. After Fatu brawled with Keys in the parking garage, a vehicle went speeding towards Fatu and hit him, sending him flying. Jaida Parker got out, acted like it was an accident, then stared into the camera, declared that “nobody’s safe,” and drove off with Keys. Her alignment with 946 was undeniable.
The Bloodline’s Coexistence Issues Came Back To Bite Them
Raw general manager Adam Pearce set up this high-stakes six-man tag for October 12th, and The Usos were expecting Roman Reigns to be their partner. But Reigns pulled a classic swerve, revealing it would be the returning Solo Sikoa instead. The Usos had tried to save Solo from being kidnapped, sure, but after their recent feud with their brother, there were serious questions about whether they could actually coexist in the ring. Turns out, those questions were valid. Keys and OTM proved to be a rock-solid unit, and with the shocking arrival and betrayal from Carmelo Hayes, 946 absolutely prevailed in their first official match as a group. This wasn’t just a win for 946, it was a total collapse for The Bloodline’s carefully constructed dominance.
What does this mean for Raw moving forward? 946 just proved they are a legitimate force, and The Bloodline, already reeling from internal strife, now has a new, incredibly dangerous enemy, supercharged by a shocking betrayal. The next Raw is going to be explosive, and everyone’s going to be watching to see how The Bloodline responds to this absolute gut punch.
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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.
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