WWE Money in the Bank 2024: Six man tag team match between team Cody and The Bloodline confirmed

In recent weeks, The Bloodline has been wreaking havoc, and with Jacob Fatu's debut, things have taken an even darker turn. Last week on SmackDown, Jacob Fatu made a powerful statement by crashing through the announce table onto WWE Undisputed Champion Cody Rhodes, signaling his intent to dismantle Rhodes, Randy Orton, and Kevin Owens. Now, Rhodes, Orton, and Owens will have the opportunity to settle their score with The Bloodline in a Six-Man Tag Team match, officially set for Money in the Bank 2024.
Here’s everything you need to know about the Six man tag team match between team Cody and The Bloodline

Fans are currently confused because the six-man tag team match seems unfair.The Bloodline has four members, while Cody Rhodes, Randy Orton, and Kevin Owens are just three. There's a high chance that The Bloodline might overpower Team Cody, as the non-competing Bloodline member will likely interfere in the match. This kind of interference is a tradition for The Bloodline.
Additionally, the match might change to a Street Fight Six-Man Tag Team Match, given The Bloodline's history of ignoring rules and using chairs, kendo sticks, backstage areas, and the announce table to punish their opponents. However, Orton, Owens, and Rhodes are aware of The Bloodline's tactics and have their own strategies to counter them.
Following the chaotic debut of Jacob Fatu, who took down Orton and Owens with a Samoan Drop on the steel steps and splashed through the announce table onto Rhodes from the top turnbuckle, it seems increasingly likely that the match at Money in the Bank 2024 will be a no-DQ or Street Fight style tag team match.
Initially, Orton and Owens were the only victims of The Bloodline's assaults. However, at Clash at the Castle, Cody, while celebrating his victory over AJ Styles, was ambushed by The Bloodline. Orton and Owens quickly arrived to rescue Cody from the attack.

In a recent episode of SmackDown, The Bloodline targeted CM Punk and were on the verge of striking him down. Cody rushed to the scene with two baseball bats, keeping one for himself and handing the other to Punk.
Later that night, a main event match between Cody Rhodes and Solo Sikoa was announced. Cody dominated Sikoa in the beginning, but Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa attacked Cody, leading to Sikoa's disqualification. Orton and Owens promptly intervened, subduing Tama and Loa and preparing to strike Sikoa. Suddenly, Sikoa gave a devilish smile, and moments later, Jacob Fatu entered the ring, causing absolute chaos.
Following Wrestlemania 40, this will be Cody's first non-title match at an event. Previously, he competed for his Undisputed title at Backlash, King and Queen of the Ring, and Clash at the Castle, where he successfully defended his title against AJ Styles and Logan Paul. Now, he will face the Bloodline in a tag team match. It will be intriguing to see Rhodes compete in a tag team match against those closely associated with Roman Reigns.