Bloodline Set For Acknowledgement Ceremony On Friday Night Smackdown
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The dreaded Bloodline group is set to have its acknowledgement ceremony on Friday Night Smackdown, but WWE universe expects a retaliatory attack from Cody Rhodes, Kevin Owens and Randy Orton. Tune in to WWE Network on GOtv (ch 68) at 1am on Saturday to watch the action unfold!
Following Roman Reigns’ exit since he lost the championship belt to Rhodes at Wrestlemania XL, Solo Sikoa has taken over as the acting Tribal Chief and he go on about demanding that other superstars, CM Punk most recently, should acknowledge him. While the Bloodline attempted to disrupt a fight in Sikoa’s favour last week, the trio of Rhodes, Owens and Orton emerged to outnumber them
However, to everyone’s surprise, Sikoa’s cousin, Jacob Fatu emerged to knock out the trio, thereby setting the stage for a possible retaliatory attack on the Bloodline tonight when the group proceeds with the acknowledgement ceremony to install Sikoa as the substantive head of the group. How will this feud play out? Find out WWE Network on GOtv (ch 68).
Meanwhile, Logan Paul and LA Knight will take their feud to the ring when they duel in a triple threat match with Santos Escobar to earn the right to participate in the Money In The Bank ladder match taking place on July 7. There is no love lost between the trio especially on the heels of last week’s drama.
Escobar had interrupted Knight’s talkshow to berate him for desperately seeking a US Championship title match with Paul. While the two exchanged words, Escobar attempted to hit Knight with Phantom Driver, the latter reversed it to hit his signature Blunt Force Trauma move. Immediately, Paul emerged to attack Knight. Who will win the fight? Find out WWE Network on GOtv (ch 68).
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