Montez Ford has openly addressed speculation about the Street Profits' partnership ahead of a pivotal WWE Tag Team Championship match against the Motor City Machine Guns scheduled for next week's SmackDown.
During an emotional appearance on SmackDown Lowdown, Ford discussed the team's recent struggles, particularly highlighting their challenging transition following Bobby Lashley's departure to AEW. The Street Profits, along with B-FAB, have been working to redefine their identity in the aftermath.
"Four years of drought. No WWE Tag Team Championship, not in the conversation with everybody," Ford emphasized, acknowledging that the team's trademark optimistic demeanor often masked deeper frustrations within the group.
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Ford made it clear that next week's championship opportunity represents a crucial moment for the Street Profits, declaring it "WWE Tag Team Championship or bust" and emphasizing there is no backup plan. This statement comes at a time when rumors have circulated about potential singles opportunities, particularly after comments from Ford's wife, Bianca Belair.
The upcoming match against the Motor City Machine Guns will not only determine the fate of the Tag Team Championships but could also signal a defining moment in the Street Profits' trajectory as a team.