WWE Official Addresses The Bloodline’s Invasion of NXT

On the episode of NXT that aired on September 10th, The Rascalz were originally scheduled to face Nathan Frazer and Axiom for the NXT Tag-Team Championships. However, they were unable to compete, leading WWE to select a new team to take their place.
The Street Profits, a tag team from SmackDown, made an appearance on the NXT brand to challenge the reigning tag team champions.Unfortunately, their match was abruptly interrupted when their main-roster adversaries, The Bloodline, appeared and disrupted the proceedings, ultimately costing them the opportunity to win the titles.

The Bloodline, led by Solo Sikoa, has been creating chaos on SmackDown, and they continued their reign of terror on NXT's Tuesday night show. Their interference not only thwarted Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins' chance at securing the tag team gold but also resulted in the destruction of Frazer and Axiom as part of their disruptive agenda. The trio soon declared that their actions were carried out "by orders of the Tribal Chief."
In response to the invasion, NXT General Manager Ava Raine addressed the situation and made a statement about the unauthorized appearance. She commented: “If ya’ll wanted to be on the show you could’ve just told me.”
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Ava Raine is the daughter of The Rock and a member of the Anoa’i family. Earlier this year, during WrestleMania 40, The Rock was prominently involved in a high-profile feud with Roman Reigns, competing against Cody Rhodes.


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The trademark filings cover a range of entertainment services, including wrestling exhibitions and performances broadcasted on television, radio, and online. They also include providing wrestling news, sports and entertainment information, fan club services, and organizing social and sporting events for wrestling fans.
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