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New WWE Tag Team Title Challengers Revealed?

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New WWE Tag Team Title Challengers Revealed?

Elton Prince and Kit Wilson of Pretty Deadly have reacted to dissension within the Brawling Brutes following their match on SmackDown.

During the November 24 show, Pretty Deadly faced off against Ridge Holland & Butch of the Brawling Brutes.

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Holland eventually abandoned Butch, leaving the ringside area. This led to Butch eventually losing the match.

In a post-match interview, Elton Prince questioned whether they just saw the end of the Brawling Brutes as a team.

Noting that they’re now after tag-team gold, Kit Wilson shared a warning for the rest of the roster.

Pretty Deadly said:

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Prince: Did we just end the Brawling Brutes? Is that what happened?

Wilson: We don’t just beat teams. We defeat them, physically and mentally. So that’s a warning for any other team on this roster, any other roster. Pretty Deadly are coming for gold. Elton, any more words?

Prince: I’ve got two words left. Yes boy!

Pretty Deadly notably competed in a WWE Tag Team Title #1 contender’s bout on last week’s show, which was ultimately won by the Street Profits.

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Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins challenged for Finn Balor and Damian Priest’s gold on this Friday’s show but ultimately came up short. A tag-team turmoil match to officially determine the Judgment Day’s next challengers will take place on Monday’s edition of Raw.

Balor and Priest are set to compete in the men’s WarGames match at Saturday’s Survivor Series event.

Check out the announced card for WWE Survivor Series WarGames at this link.

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