Karrion Kross says nobody is going to WrestleMania after he cost The Street Profits their match.
On the March 29 episode of WWE SmackDown, The Street Profits (Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins) faced Grayson Waller and Austin Theory in a qualifying match for the Six-Pack Tag Team Ladder Match at WrestleMania 40. During the bout, Karrion Kross appeared on the video screen in the aftermath of an apparent attack on Bobby Lashley. The distraction cost The Street Profits the match. Kross and the Authors of Pain (Akam and Rezar) then laid out Lashley and the Street Profits after the bell.
In a SmackDown Exclusive, Karrion Kross credited Paul Ellering for the strategy and sent a message to Lashley. He also said that The Final Testament owned SmackDown.
"Exactly what you said. It worked, and they fell for it. You, you’re sick. You’re sick, but that’s why I like you. [Turns to camera] Hey, you want something? I’ll give you something. Profits, Bobby, B-Fab, in life, you don’t own anything when someone can take it away from you. You understand? Bobby, you want to be upset about what happened tonight? Admit it. Admit it in your heart that you love what just happened. Because you weren’t on WrestleMania. What, were you gonna be a valet? You gonna walk them down to the ring? Former world champion turned valet? Are you kidding me? Now, nobody’s got nothing. They’re not going, you’re not going, nobody’s going. Love it, Bobby. Nobody’s got nothing. We own this place," Kross said.
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