Why The Street Profits are WWE’s Loss

Why have The Street Profits Become Obscure in WWE?

WWE brought The Street Profits to the main roster in 2019 as part of the draft, where they entertained fans with their “We Want The Smoke” catchphrase. Initially, the company was high on them, and their presentation reflected this enthusiasm. However, the pandemic disrupted their momentum, and over time, both the company and fans began to lose interest.

While WWE reportedly saw potential in Montez Ford as a singles superstar, this was not reflected in their booking. The team’s performances remained strong, but they failed to translate into significant opportunities. Their loss at Clash in Paris 2025 underscored WWE’s apparent view that The Street Profits are not main event material.

The Street Profits Missed WWE SmackDown This Week

The Street Profits were absent from the SmackDown episode following Clash in Paris 2025. Notably, WWE had briefly integrated B-Fab into the group, only to remove her for a singles run and then reintegrate her without clear reasoning. Despite the duo’s undeniable talent and strong in-ring performances, WWE seems to overlook their efforts.

The return of Brock Lesnar and AJ Lee on the same SmackDown episode would have overshadowed any potential appearance by The Street Profits. Even if they had appeared, their presence might have been diminished. For The Street Profits to regain their spark, WWE needs to craft a compelling storyline or presentation to make them stand out.

Should The Street Profits Change Brands in WWE?

While exploring new opportunities can be beneficial when undervalued, a brand change could significantly help The Street Profits. SmackDown’s tag team division is already stacked with teams like The Wyatt Sicks, DIY, Melo Don’t Miz, Andrade and Rey Fenix, Fraxiom, and The Motor City Machine Guns. Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford seem lost in this crowded field, often overlooked by the company.

Raw General Manager, Adam Pearce could seize the opportunity to bring The Street Profits to his roster, offering them a fresh start. Facing new challengers like The New Day, The Judgment Day, or The Vision’s Bronson Reed and Bron Breakker could elevate their status. However, the critical question remains whether WWE would consider and approve such a move.