36-year-old real-life Bloodline member to make final appearance on WWE SmackDown tonight? Looking at the possibility 

WWE SmackDown tonight will be live from the Bridgestone Arena in downtown Nashville, Tennessee [Image credits: wwe.com]
WWE SmackDown tonight will be live from the Bridgestone Arena in downtown Nashville, Tennessee [Image credits: wwe.com]

The go-home episode of Friday Night SmackDown is set to air tonight ahead of WWE's Bad Blood Premium Live Event on October 5. Several action-packed matches have been announced for the show, including The Bloodline duo of Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa defending their WWE Tag Team Championship in a high-stakes triple threat ladder match.

Also, this episode could potentially mark the final SmackDown appearance of another real-life Bloodline member, Naomi, who is also Jimmy Uso's wife. Naomi recently lost a number-one contender's match to Bayley last week, missing out on a shot at Nia Jax's Women's Championship.

Tonight on the blue brand, she faces Jax's best friend, Tiffany Stratton, in a singles match to regain momentum. However, if the 36-year-oid loses to Miss Money in the Bank, it could lead to a major storyline shift, with Naomi possibly requesting a release from SmackDown.

After a string of losses, the real-life Bloodline member might feel she needs a fresh start and could ask to be traded to Monday Night RAW to revive her career.


Naomi could have a role to play at WWE Bad Blood

Nia Jax is set to defend her WWE Women's Championship against Bayley at Bad Blood in a rematch of their bout from SummerSlam a few months ago when Jax dethroned the Role Model.

On that occasion, Tiffany Stratton interfered, distracting Bayley and allowing Nia to win. A similar scenario could unfold again at Bad Blood. However, this time, Naomi might get involved, potentially helping her friend Bayley and leveling the playing field.

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That said, given recent events on SmackDown, it wouldn’t be surprising if Naomi does the opposite by costing Bayley the match and solidifying a heel turn. It will be interesting to see how the Stamford-based company handles Naomi's character and storyline moving forward.