Street Profits Reclaim Tag Titles, Still Babyfaces Despite Attitude Shift!
- Anibal Rodriguez
- 17 mar
- 8 Min. de lectura
The Street Profits, Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins, have reclaimed the WWE Tag Team Championships on the March 14th episode of Friday Night SmackDown, defeating DIY in the main event. This marks their first tag team title win in four years, solidifying their status as a dominant force in the division. Despite recently adopting a more arrogant and confrontational attitude, which led many fans to believe they had turned heel, WWE internally still classifies The Street Profits as babyfaces. Their return at the Royal Rumble 2025 showcased a new, more assertive side, willing to do whatever it takes to win, but without abandoning their core personas. The audience reaction in Barcelona was mixed, with DIY receiving a better initial reception, but ultimately favoring The Street Profits during their match. Their current championship reign aims to prove their longevity and dominance in the tag team division, showcasing their evolution as performers. The Street Profits' ability to adapt and evolve their characters while maintaining their popularity has made them a consistent presence in the tag team division.
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