WATCH: Ultimate annihilation breaks out between The Bloodline on WWE SmackDown, Jey Uso takes out the cameraman

Just 24 hours before their Civil War at Money in the Bank, the dissected Bloodline once again saw its cruel phase. Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa, along with Paul Heyman, were the ones to come out first. Reigns meant complete business when he grabbed that microphone. The Tribal Chief offered The Usos another chance to rectify their mistake. However, only upon the condition that Jimmy and Jey bow down and apologize to him.

The twin brothers didn’t waste much time making their way out. Seemingly amused at Reigns’ peak narcissism, The Usos had zero interest in serving him anymore. Also, they even declined their interest in being the next Tribal Chief. However, they backed Solo Sikoa for that role. The crowd started chanting for Sikoa as he gave a conflicting look towards Roman Reigns. However, before it could grow further, Roman fizzled out the euphoria.

Jey then went closer and stood in Roman’s face. The Undisputed Champion then barked that Jey’s nothing without him and he doesn’t hold a candle to anyone. As a result, the former Right Hand Man shoved Reigns off. It resulted in an all-out brawl between Reigns and Sikoa against The Usos. Soon after, the local security crawled out to neutralize these men on SmackDown.

However, Jey superkicked two of them, followed by eating a Superman Punch on his jaw, courtesy of Roman Reigns. At ringside, Solo Sikoa and Jimmy Uso were fighting their own battle. But somehow, the bodyguards intervened. Reigns laid heavy waste on each of them and cleared the field a bit on the outside. That enabled Jey Uso to execute an over-the-top rope suicide dive over everyone. In the process, Jey took out a cameraman too.

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Who will prevail in the Bloodline Civil War at Money in the Bank?

The WWE Universe will witness the culmination of a masterpiece of storytelling soon enough. It’s going to be one of the most important WWE matches of all time. The Bloodline’s tale has been going on for the past two years. The never-ending drama and unexpected outcomes have kept the fans on their toes. It’s been widely hailed as the best thing WWE has done in decades.

That being said, whatever goes down in their upcoming tag-team match becomes unequivocally important for everyone involved. According to WrestleVotes, the creative team is currently divided over two different finishes to their showdown. Also, Solo Sikoa and The Usos were part of a ‘run-through session’ last Friday, the report added. Needless to say, the fans should brace themselves for an overdose of wrestling cinema.

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