WWE SmackDown opened its latest episode with a bang as it officially kicked off the European Tour from Barcelona, Spain. The night was packed with action, surprises, and hints of big twists coming soon for the Bloodline faction. Here’s a full breakdown of what went down, including LA Knight’s championship moment, a major six-man tag team match, and growing tensions within the Bloodline.
LA Knight’s Championship Moment Interrupted by Jimmy Uso
The show began with LA Knight stepping out as the United States Champion, soaking in the cheers from the Spanish crowd. But before he could say much, Jimmy Uso interrupted him, setting the stage for chaos. Their verbal battle soon escalated when Solo Sikoa, Tama Tonga, and Jacob Fatu—the new Bloodline—joined Jimmy in the ring, ready for a fight.
Six-Man Tag Team Match: Bloodline vs. Knight, Strowman, and Big Jim
As tensions rose, Braun Strowman and Big Jim ran in to support LA Knight, leading to an impromptu six-man tag team match.
Match Highlights:
- The match was intense, with heavy-hitting action from all six superstars.
- Braun Strowman, known as the Monster Among Monsters, dominated during key moments.
- In the end, Strowman pinned Tama Tonga, earning a huge win for his team.
Is Tama Tonga Getting Kicked Out of the Bloodline?
Tama Tonga’s loss has led many to speculate about his future in the Bloodline. Fans believe Solo Sikoa might blame Tama for the defeat, seeing him as the weak link in the group. This could potentially lead to Tama being kicked out of the Bloodline, adding another twist to their storyline.
If this happens, Solo Sikoa, the self-proclaimed new Tribal Chief, could take the faction in a new direction. Meanwhile, Jacob Fatu may not agree with Solo’s leadership decisions, causing possible inner conflicts. These tensions could set up a future clash between Solo Sikoa and Jacob Fatu, giving WWE more material to build up toward WrestleMania 41.
Backstage Segment Teases Future Bloodline Match
Later in the show, there was a serious backstage segment involving Jacob Fatu, Solo Sikoa, and Tama Tonga. Jacob delivered an intense promo, directly warning Braun Strowman that he plans to destroy him on next week’s SmackDown.
Braun Strowman vs. Jacob Fatu: Rivalry Heats Up
The heat between Jacob Fatu and Braun Strowman continued to grow. After the six-man tag team match, Fatu attacked Strowman in a brutal post-match beatdown. Their feud had already escalated during WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event, where Strowman defeated Fatu by disqualification, but Fatu stood tall in the end.
Fans are now eagerly waiting for their one-on-one battle next week on SmackDown. It will be a chance for Braun Strowman to take revenge and possibly settle the score.
This week’s SmackDown from Barcelona has set the stage for major changes in the Bloodline, with possible betrayals, leadership struggles, and heated rivalries. WWE seems to be building up an exciting path toward WrestleMania 41, with the Bloodline story at the center of attention. Fans should stay tuned to see if Solo Sikoa makes a shocking move against Tama Tonga and how the ongoing Strowman vs. Fatu feud unfolds.
FAQs
Where was WWE SmackDown held this week?
This week’s WWE SmackDown was broadcast live from Barcelona, Spain, as part of WWE’s ongoing European Tour.
Who won the six-man tag team match on SmackDown?
Braun Strowman, LA Knight, and Big Jim defeated The Bloodline (Solo Sikoa, Tama Tonga, and Jimmy Uso) when Strowman pinned Tama Tonga.
Is Tama Tonga leaving The Bloodline?
While it’s not officially confirmed, fans speculate that Solo Sikoa might kick Tama Tonga out of The Bloodline following their loss on SmackDown.
What is the rivalry between Braun Strowman and Jacob Fatu?
Braun Strowman and Jacob Fatu are in a heated rivalry that started when Fatu attacked Strowman. They are set to face off in a singles match on the next episode of WWE SmackDown.
What match is announced for next week’s SmackDown?
WWE has announced a major match featuring Jacob Fatu vs. Braun Strowman for next week’s SmackDown, continuing their ongoing feud.
