Angelo Dawkins

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The Street Profits teamed with Joe Hendry to score a hard-fought win over The Vision in a chaotic six-man tag. Joe Hendry brought the crowd to life with his surprise appearance and his trademark entrance, while Logan Paul spent the opening promo taking shots at Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins. Once the bell rang, The Vision controlled much of the match with Bron Breakker’s explosive offense and Logan Paul’s athleticism. The momentum shifted when Ford caught fire, soaring over the ropes to wipe out Breakker on the floor. In the closing moments, Theory avoided Ford’s Frog Splash and nearly stole it, but Dawkins tagged in and capitalized on the chaos. After Seth Rollins distracted Breakker at ringside, Dawkins rolled up Theory for the three-count. The celebration didn’t last long. After the match, Rollins offered Dawkins up as a sacrifice, allowing Breakker to destroy him with a brutal Spear. The Profits got the win, but any alliance with Rollins looks to be hanging by a thread.

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The Street Profits’ rematch for the WWE Tag Team Titles against Wyatt Sicks (Dexter Lumis & Joe Gacy) was a gritty old‑fashioned tag fight. Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins came out firing with their usual high‑octane offense, including a huge double blockbuster spot that got a cheer from the crowd because it actually looked dangerous. The Wyatt Sicks stayed methodical in response, isolating Ford at times and using sharp team offense to wear him down. At the end of the day the champions dug deep and retained their belts when they put Ford away after a hard sequence, giving the Profits another close loss on the big stage that felt earned even if it’s frustrating to see them come up short again.

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The Street Profits (Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins) walked into this tag battle against Melo Don’t Miz (The Miz and Carmelo Hayes) looking hungry, and that’s exactly how it played out. Miz and Hayes tried their usual blend of sneaky tactics and quick tags, with Miz tagging himself in way too often and almost costing them early momentum. The Profits soaked up the early pressure, then flipped the script with crisp tandem offense when Dawkins finally got in the ring. Ford got the hot tag and finished things with his trademark From the Heavens splash on Miz for the pinfall. It was straightforward tag ring‑generalship from Montez and Angelo that reminded everyone they aren’t just fun guys, they can win when it matters.

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In the tag team division, The Wyatt Sicks successfully defended their WWE Tag Team Titles against The Street Profits. The champions used their unorthodox teamwork and timely tag-ins to control the pace, while the Street Profits brought high-energy offense and aerial attacks. The match spilled to the ringside area, but a distraction allowed The Wyatt Sicks to hit their finish and retain the belts.