WWE makes huge botch for next week’s SmackDown involving The Bloodline 

Tonga Loa is set to make his WWE in-ring debut on next week's edition of SmackDown.

WWE makes huge botch for next week’s SmackDown involving The Bloodline 

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WWE has loaded up the card for next week’s edition of SmackDown. Taking place in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, and one day before the King and Queen of the Ring PLE, The Bloodline is set to be involved in a major capacity. The Street Profits will take on Solo Sikoa and Tonga Loa on the night. However, WWE made a major botch in advertising the tag team bout.

The render for the match shows Tama Tonga instead of Loa. The former is also in action for next week’s episode on Friday. After defeating LA Knight in the King of the Ring quarterfinals, he will square off against Randy Orton in the semi-finals. Tonga will look to solve ‘The Viper’ problem that The Bloodline has been facing since the start of the year.

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As for Tonga Loa, he’ll be making his in-ring debut for WWE. At Backlash, he assisted The Bloodline as they defeated Orton and Kevin Owens in a Street Fight. And, days later, he once again interfered in Tama’s first-round qualifying match. Alongside Solo Sikoa, the 41-year-old attacked Montez Ford, which distracted Angelo Dawkins.

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As such, the former Tag Team Champions challenged the Bloodline duo, seeking revenge for their ambush. Needless to say, it will be interesting to see how things unfold between the two teams ahead of Saturday’s PLE.

Drew McIntyre takes shot at The Bloodline’s Tama Tonga

On the latest edition of SmackDown, a hilarious backstage segment involving The Bloodline made the rounds online. As he was preparing for his match against LA Knight, Tama Tonga marched back and forth. However, while doing so, he made weird growling noises, sending the WWE Universe into a frenzy.

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Therefore, Drew McIntyre couldn’t resist commenting on the clip online. The Scottish Warrior made a hilarious reference to the 1980s classic, Gremlins. McIntyre sarcastically claimed that he thought everyone had agreed not to feed The Bloodline member after 8 p.m.

Obviously, this isn’t the first time that the 38-year-old has trolled his peers. Since his character reinvention, McIntyre hasn’t hesitated to mock other stars, specifically his rivals, on social media. Most notably, the former WWE Champion’s ongoing rivalry with CM Punk has led to him continuously targeting the Second City Saint online.

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