The Street Profits get Bobby Lashley's approval after battling Anderson and Gallows | WWE on FOX

Name: The Street Profits get Bobby Lashley's approval after battling Anderson and Gallows | WWE on FOX
Uploaded: 2023-08-19T04:30:29Z
Description: Much to Bobby Lashley’s delight, Montez Ford and Angelo Dawson took down Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson on Friday Night SmackDown as The Street Profits continue to leave the WWE Universe questioning what’s next in their alliance with The All Mighty.

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Much to Bobby Lashley’s delight, Montez Ford and Angelo Dawson took down Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson on Friday Night SmackDown as The Street Profits continue to leave the WWE Universe questioning what’s next in their alliance with The All Mighty.

AUGUST 19, 2023・wwe friday night smackdown・4:35

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The Street Profits get Bobby Lashley's approval after battling Anderson and Gallows | WWE on FOX

Much to Bobby Lashley’s delight, Montez Ford and Angelo Dawson took down Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson on Friday Night SmackDown as The Street Profits continue to leave the WWE Universe questioning what’s next in their alliance with The All Mighty.

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