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9. The Street Profits (c) Vs. Andrade & Angel Garza

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To make it clear just how much of a bizarre hinterland the Performance Center era really was, this is effectively a WrestleMania rematch.

At the 'Show Of Shows', Garza teamed with Austin Theory as yet another version of Zelina Vega's loser group tried and failed to wrestle the valueless Raw Tag Team titles from the Street Profits. Since then, it feels as though every character remotely associated with these wrestlers apart from Bianca Belair has been overexposed to their gross detriment.

Montez Ford being poisoned a few weeks ago had a wrong-headed outcome after 'The EST' jumped to conclusions and decked Vega for it on the first night. Basic storytelling has it that this should have been an overreaction, allowing the real perpetrator to go undetected. But no, it was Vega, and Ford is fine now. So here we are, again.

The heels are maybe the biggest loser group ever, but much of that will be erased because of the location it took place in. We're in the THUNDERDOME now, pal.

Winners - Angel Garza & Andrade

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