WWE's plans for Money in the Bank and The Bloodline discussed

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Can LA Knight actually beat Roman Reigns for the world heavyweight championship at Money in the Bank? Let’s see what today’s rumors have to say about it! Top rumor of the day: WWE’s plan for The Bloodline and 946 According to WrestleVotes, the recent angles on Raw where 946 kidnapped Solo Sikoa and ran over Jacob Fatu with a car were done to explain why those Bloodline members won’t be at Money in the Bank on October 10. Votes believes that something similar will happen to the Usos on next week’s Raw to take them out of the mix for the PLE as well. Meanwhile, on Wrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer speculated that one obvious way to get Roman Reigns involved in a War Games match at Survivor Series is for 946 to screw him out of the world championship against LA Knight at Money in the Bank. If the rest of The Bloodline is not in the building to keep 946 away from the OTC, that suddenly sounds like a plausible outcome. Even though some fans are fantasy booking a scenario where Knight wins and is revealed as a member of the 946 at Money in the Bank, Votes mentioned that WWE is not interested in turning the megastar heel right now. The rest of the rumors! According to David Bixenspan, PAC’s visa issues at AEW’s inception came about because “WWE called USCIS to claim he walked out on his visa.” WWE did this even though PAC was already out of the company for a year. Sources told CNN that Paramount CEO David Ellison is planning for his purchase of Warner Bros. to become official next week, with a new company name possibly being announced as soon as today. Wrestling Observer Live’s Bryan Alvarez heard that very few people actually know what’s going on with Mason Rook in NXT, but it’s possible that he will be out of action for a while. Per Fightful Select, Will Ospreay actually owns the rights to the name “United Empire,” and NJPW can’t legally stop him from using it in AEW. While discussing the death of Dennis Haskins aka Mr. Belding from Saved by the Bell, F4WOnline’s Dave Meltzer said WWE once asked him to be a General Manager on television, but Belding didn’t want to do the travel. For whatever it’s worth, Fightful’s The Hump speculated that the Death Riders will get a “significant creative overhaul” and permanent babyface turn in AEW following PAC’s death, even though it looked like United Empire vs. Death Riders was the direction for next month’s Blood & Guts match. Discuss these rumors and others in the comments below, and share your takes on any topic in The Feed!