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The WWE Universe saw the surprise return of the Street Profits on Monday Night RAW after WrestleMania 42. Ford and Angelo Dawkins came to the aid of Seth Rollins during a beatdown by The Vision. However, the 35-year-old star might betray his partner and Rollins to join Paul Heyman and his crew.
Heyman doesn’t do favors without a significant return on investment. On the RAW after WrestleMania, the Oracle explicitly stated that he owed Gunther a huge favor for helping dismantle Seth Rollins at WrestleMania 42. While many assumed this meant The Ring General was joining the group, Heyman’s history suggests things are always more layered.
In a shocking twist, the WWE Hall of Famer might have cut a secret deal with Montez Ford, allowing him to showcase his talents and finally break out as a singles star. If this happens, Ford could turn on Angelo Dawkins and Seth Rollins and join The Vision.
For years, the WWE Universe has viewed the 35-year-old star as a potential main eventer. However, he has mostly stayed in the tag team division. By teaming up with Paul Heyman and his group, Montez Ford could finally gain the support and guidance he needs to rise above the mid-card and achieve greater success.
While this angle seems far-fetched, it is not entirely impossible. Only time will tell if this eventually comes to fruition.
Montez Ford potential joining The Vision could be a masterstroke
The Vision, which currently includes Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed, Logan Paul, and Austin Theory, is a group of young, confident, and somewhat arrogant superstars who appear to value winning above loyalty, and Montez Ford could follow suit.
When the Street Profits rushed to the ring on RAW to help Seth Rollins fend off an attack by Breakker and Theory, it seemed like a classic babyface moment. However, upon closer inspection, siding with Rollins could also give Ford a strategic position to strike at the right moment and gain an advantage.
By betraying Angelo Dawkins, the man who has had his back since NXT, the 35-year-old star can instantly cement himself as a hated man on the roster, especially with Paul Heyman Guy pulling the strings.
While The Vision boasts raw power through Reed and Breakker, and technical skill via Theory, they appear to lack the explosive, high-flying charisma that Montez Ford brings to the table.
By joining The Vision, Ford wouldn’t just become another member. Perhaps he would become the group’s final, decisive piece. This move would also cause Seth Rollins to become even more paranoid, intensifying his mistrust and suspicion of others around him.
If this happens, it could portray Rollins as the top babyface on the roster, as part of a blockbuster storyline. However, this angle is also speculative.
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