The 946: Final WWE stars to join the group ahead of Survivor Series & War Games

Published: 11 hours ago by Connel Rumsey | Last Updated: 13 hours ago by Connel Rumsey

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On this week’s WWE Raw show, Carmelo Hayes made his return to WWE television, with him being revealed as the latest member of the 946.

With Hayes now part of the group, we are inching closer and closer to a complete line up for this year’s War Games, where the ultimate showdown between the 946 and the Bloodline will likely occur.

The group will still need one more male member for the numbers to be evened out, and there are several names we could see that be.

Jacob Fatu

Jacob Fatu was forced to rejoin the Bloodline back at WWE Clash In Italy

After Roman Reigns defeated Jacob Fatu at WWE Clash In Italy, he was forced to acknowledge Reigns are rejoin the Bloodline.

In the recent weeks of the 946 running roughshod on Raw, Jacob has been calling the plays with his family, with tensions between himself and Jey Uso specifically continuing to escalate.

Jacob was recently run over by the 946 upon Jaida Parker’s debut, so justifying him turning on his family would be strange, but if anyone is to end up defecting over to the 946, it would likely be him.

LA Knight

LA Knight was unsuccessful against Roman Reigns at Money In The Bank

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LA Knight once again came up short in his attempt to capture the World Heavyweight Championship from Roman Reigns at Money In The Bank, with no obvious direction for him coming out of the show.

If the Bloodline are to remain complete heading into War Games,, then the only way that we could see Knight in the match as part of the story he’s been a key part in is if he turns heel to align with the 946.

Knight is still incredibly popular, so him turning heel would likely be difficult for fans to get on board with, but it’s either that or he falls to the wayside completely.

Cruz Montana

After leaving TNA earlier this year, Mike Santana made the move over to WWE NXT, now going by the name Cruz Montana.

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Much like other big signings from TNA in the past, Montana likely won’t spend long as part of the NXT brand given his experience compared to the rest of the roster.

If Montana is to be called up soon, he could make a great final piece for the 946 ahead of Survivor Series.

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