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The Bloodline has become unstoppable as of late. The faction has undergone major changes, such as the addition of Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa. Speaking of the stable, Rikishi, who is a real-life member of The Bloodline, expressed his views over what is currently happening in the faction.
Moreover, the Hall of Famer went on to hint at replacing Paul Heyman in the group. During a conversation on his Rikishi Fatu off the Top podcast, the former champion was asked if he would like to join the Bloodline in the future to replace Heyman. To which he replied, saying that he doesn’t rule out the possibility.
However, it is only possible when the right time comes. Damn it, every time I keep trying to leave [myself] out, you guys keep trying to pull me back in. And of course, I’m not saying ‘No, I won’t.’ What I’m saying is, hey, I’ll see it coming a mile away and I’ll know when it’s time for me to throw my name in the hat. Rikishi The 58-year-old has predicted that the faction is about to explode into two different parts.
Therefore, he would like to have even odds on the playing field. Needless to say, Solo Sikoa is the manipulative leader of The Bloodline right now. He has taken the charge ever since Roman Reigns lost at WrestleMania XL. Recently, Jey Uso explained the reason behind the absence of Rikishi from his match against Jimmy Uso at WrestleMania XL.
The former Tag Team Champion claimed that his father’s health issues prevented him from taking part in the bout. Having said that, it will be interesting to see if the real-life Bloodline member decides to come back to the ring once again or not.
Rikishi requested fans to pray for Jimmy Uso Jimmy Uso has been on a rough path. He suffered a major loss at WrestleMania XL against Jey Uso. Later on, he was brutally decimated by Solo Sikoa and Tama Tonga on SmackDown, eventually kicking him out of the Bloodline.
Amid these tough times, Rikishi asked the WWE Universe to pray for his son. The WWE Hall of Famer posted a picture of the father-son duo. He wrote that his son was born to be the king. However, as of late, he has not been doing well. Therefore, the fans should keep him in their prayers for his speedy recovery.
The former Bloodline member has been reportedly written out of television due to an undisclosed injury. It has been rumored that when Jimmy returns, he is going to join forces with Roman Reigns to form the original Bloodline.
However, his return date is still up in the air. Uso was doing an incredible job as a heel on SmackDown, and this unfortunate injury has certainly halted his plans for the future.
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Report reveals expected outcome in Scottie Scheffler case
Scottie Scheffler is facing four charges after he was arrested ahead of the second round of the PGA Championship on Friday, but the world No. 1 golfer might be out of legal trouble soon.
Scheffler was arrested Friday morning just outside of Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Ky. Police were redirecting traffic after a pedestrian was struck by a passenger shuttle and killed.
Scheffler was unaware of what had happened and was trying to enter the golf club despite being redirected by police. He ended up dragging a police officer who was hanging on to the golfer’s car about 10 yards.
Scheffler was arrested for his perceived defiance and is facing four charges including reckless driving, criminal mischief and second degree assault of a police officer (a felony). According to Kevin Van Valkenburg of No Laying Up, prosecutors are planning to drop the charges against Scheffler.
The incident report from the Louisville Metro Police Department states that an officer approached Scheffler’s car wearing a full uniform and a “high-visibility yellow reflective rain jacket” and attempted to give instructions.
The report states that Scheffler “refused to comply and accelerated forward,” dragging the officer to the ground. The officer was treated at a nearby hospital for minor injuries.
Scheffler attributed the incident to a misunderstanding, saying he was unaware of the accident and was following instructions he had been previously given in order to enter the course. Scheffler still managed to make his tee time at the PGA Championship on Friday and shot a five-under 66. He struggled on Saturday and entered Sunday’s final round at seven-under, which was eight shots off the lead.
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Max Homa has hilarious comment about Scottie Scheffler arrest
There were countless jokes over the weekend about Scottie Scheffler getting arrested before the second round of the PGA Championship, but Max Homa may have had the best.
Homa played fairly well at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Kentucky, but not well enough. He finished 8-under for the tournament, which earned him a tie for 35th place. Homa also finished five shots behind Scheffler, who somehow secured another top-10 despite everything that happened before his round on Friday.
After Homa completed his final round on Sunday, he shared some photos from the PGA Championship on Instagram. His caption was priceless. “Frustrating week in KY. Lost to a guy who was literally in jail Friday morning.
Tough look for me. The journey continues in Fort Worth next week,” Homa wrote. Homa is known for having a great sense of humor, and that was definitely some of his best work.
Scheffler, of course, was arrested over what he says was a misunderstanding that led to a police officer being injured. He is scheduled to be arraigned at 9 a.m. on Tuesday, though it sounds like he may avoid any significant trouble.
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Watch: NASCAR drivers exchange punches after crash in All-Star Race
There’s an old saying in auto racing: “short track, short on tempers.” That statement was encapsulated during Sunday’s NASCAR All-Star Race at North Wilkesboro Speedway.
On Lap 2, Kyle Busch and Ricky Stenhouse were racing for position when Busch made contact with Stenhouse, sending the No. 47 car into the wall and out of the race, ending Stenhouse’s chance at the $1M prize. Busch continued on, earning a 10th place finish, while Stenhouse was relegated to last place. Stenhouse, clearly frustrated with his fellow driver, waited until the race was over to have a chat with Busch.
Though the conversation appeared to be relatively cordial, Stenhouse decided to strike while he had the chance. Both Stenhouse and Busch were dragged backwards by a myriad of PR reps and crew members, which led to an ensuing melee between the crew members of both the No. 8 and No. 47 cars.
After a few choice words were exchanged, both drivers were voluntarily dragged further back, so as to not be presented with another chance at a confrontation. NASCAR has always been a sport where post-race altercations were common, with the most famous example occurring after a last-lap crash in the 1979 Daytona 500.
Bobby and Donnie Allison teamed up against fellow driver Cale Yarborough, with announcer Ken Squier famously announcing that “There’s a fight between Cale Yarborough and Donnie Allison! The tempers, overflowing, they’re angry, they know they have lost!” While Stenhouse and Busch’s fight may not have the cultural impact of the Allison-Yarborough scrap, it will certainly forever enshrine the 2024 All-Star Race in NASCAR history.
