Street Profits Seize Tag Team Gold in London, Seth Rollins Delivers Shocking Assist

A seismic shift ripped through WWE Raw in London, as The Street Profits snatched the World Tag Team Championship in a chaotic main event. But this wasn't just a hard-fought victory; it was a shocking upset powered by an unexpected assist from none other than Seth Rollins, injecting a jolt of pure drama into the weekly broadcast.

The championship bout saw The Street Profits challenge The Vision, comprised of the aggressive Austin Theory and powerhouse Bron Breakker. The Vision wasted no time, ambushing their opponents at the bell. Their manager, Logan Paul, quickly became a focal point, brazenly attempting to interfere with brass knuckles. However, in a surprising turn, indie wrestling sensation Joe Hendry appeared, chasing Paul from ringside and briefly restoring order. The real game-changer arrived when Seth Rollins, previously scheduled for a Steel Cage Match against Breakker, stormed through the crowd. Seizing Paul's discarded brass knuckles, Rollins leveled Austin Theory, creating the perfect opening for The Street Profits. Angelo Dawkins delivered a crushing Sky High, followed by Montez Ford’s breathtaking frog splash, cementing their long-awaited championship win. For Dawkins and Ford, this was a career-defining moment, a testament to years of struggle culminating in a riotous, unforgettable victory.

Beyond the title change, the intricate, often brutal narrative of The Bloodline continued its dramatic implosion. This faction, once defined by its unbreakable familial loyalty, is now a fractured dynasty, playing out a Shakespearean power struggle in plain sight. Backstage, the enigmatic newcomer Jacob Fatu unequivocally declared his allegiance to Roman Reigns, pointedly sidestepping Jey Uso's attempts at leadership. This internal conflict escalated dramatically when Solo Sikoa made a calculated, chilling appearance during LA Knight’s match against Jimmy Uso. Sikoa delivered a brutal Samoan Spike to his own cousin, Jimmy, ensuring Knight’s victory. Sikoa’s cold precision spoke volumes: The Bloodline’s internal politics are more complex and ruthless than ever, fueling fan speculation about the true heir to Roman Reigns’ empire.