Bully Ray Would Have Changed One Thing About WWE Raw Angle With 946 & The Bloodline

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The Bloodline members came out on top of their brawl with the 946 on "WWE Raw" this week. If the creative pencil was in WWE Hall of Famer Bully Ray's hands, though, the scene would have ended a bit differently.

On "Busted Open Radio," Ray explained that he would have kept everything about the latest Bloodline-946 segment the same, except for its finish. "946 beats down The Bloodline. Roman's entrance, the John Wayne walk, the four-on-four in the middle, the big schmoz, everything," Ray said, "and just when you think The Bloodline are going to get the upper hand, everybody has spilled out of the ring, Roman Reigns just hit a big Superman Punch on whoever, Carmelo Hayes in the back door with that tire iron he was carrying to the ring. Crack Roman right in the back of the head ... and he goes down."

Carmelo Hayes, a former WWE United States Champion, is the newest addition to 946, having just debuted among the terrorizing group last week. In that case, Hayes struck down Jimmy Uso, Jey Uso, and Solo Sikoa with a crowbar. This week, he found himself on the receiving end of a Samoan Spike from Sikoa before rolling out of the ring.

In Ray's preferred scenario, Hayes would have nailed "The OTC" Roman Reigns with a crowbar instead this week, with his new allies then helping him continue the attack until they felt satisfied with themselves. "When the rest of The Bloodline run in to check on him, because it's freaking Roman, that's when 946 pours it on again," Ray added. "And you don't have to have 946 standing over The Bloodline like we saw last week, but they give them their shots, and then they get out of dodge."

If you use any of the quotes in this article, please credit "Busted Open Radio" with a h/t to Wrestling Inc. for the transcription.

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