The Street Profits just walked out of RAW with the WWE World Tag Team Titles thanks to some help from a returning Joe Hendry and Seth Rollins.
The Vision’s Bron Breakker and Austin Theory came in as champions on the June 22 edition of RAW, facing Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins. At first, it looked like Breakker and Theory had this thing locked down.
Breakker was throwing people around like furniture. He beat down Dawkins and Ford, dumped them out of the ring, and let Theory sneak in some cheap shots on Ford before dragging him back inside. From there, The Vision went to work.
Theory and Breakker hit Ford with a double suplex, and even when Ford tried to steal one with a sunset flip, Theory shut it down. Breakker tagged in and kept the pressure on, even hitting a standing moonsault on Ford for a two-count.
Theory came back in and trapped Ford in the corner while he and Breakker attacked him behind the referee’s back. Ford was getting worked over badly, while Dawkins was begging for the tag. Then Ford finally got some life with a big back suplex and made the tag.
Dawkins came in hot. He blasted Breakker with clotheslines, dropped Theory with a spinning elbow and flapjack, then nailed Breakker with a huge elbow and enziguri. Dawkins followed up with the Silencer on Theory before tagging Ford back in.
Ford hit a huge Blockbuster, but Logan Paul stuck his nose where it did not belong and put Theory’s foot on the ropes. Referee Chad Patton saw enough and tossed Logan from ringside. That should have been the end of Logan’s drama, but of course it was not.
Breakker kept the carnage going, wiping out Dawkins with a flying clothesline on the announcer’s table and later dropping him with a German suplex. Dawkins fought back, but Breakker and Theory kept finding ways to stay alive.
Ford eventually got back in and took out both champions. Breakker tried to spear him, but Ford countered with a slam. Theory tagged in, and The Vision hit a flying bulldog on Ford, only for Dawkins to break up the pin.
Then things got completely wild. Logan Paul tried to get involved again by handing brass knuckles to Theory, but Joe Hendry suddenly returned and chased him off. The crowd got the surprise, Logan got run off, and Theory’s backup plan went straight into the trash.
Then Seth Rollins showed up and made things even worse for The Vision. He used the brass knuckles on Theory, giving Montez Ford the opening he needed. Ford went up top, hit a massive frog splash, and just like that, The Street Profits became the new WWE World Tag Team Champions.
Breakker and Theory had the match under control, but too many moving parts blew it up in their faces. Logan Paul failed, Joe Hendry made a big return, Seth Rollins got his shot in, and The Street Profits walked away with the gold.
What did you think of The Street Profits winning the WWE World Tag Team Titles on RAW? Did Joe Hendry’s return make the moment even better, or was there too much outside chaos? Leave your feedback below.
