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A new social media post involving Royce Keys and JTG has WWE fans wondering if another familiar face could soon become part of the ongoing war with The Bloodline.<\/p>\n
Royce Keys<\/a> has quickly become one of the central figures in WWE’s ongoing storyline involving The Bloodline. Keys is currently leading 946 alongside former OTM members Bronco Nima and Lucien Price. The group has been targeting members of The Bloodline since its formation. WWE fans are well-acquainted with the time when Keys, Nima, and Price attacked The Usos, LA Knight, and Solo Sikoa.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n \nThanks for the submission!\n<\/p>\n<\/div>\n <\/template><\/p>\n JTG, best known for his time as one-half of Cryme Tyme, recently shared a photo of himself posing with Royce Keys at an airport. The former WWE star captioned the post simply, \u201cGood TYMES,\u201d a clear nod to his history with Cryme Tyme.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/template><\/p>\n While the picture does not confirm any professional partnership, its timing has immediately caught fans’ attention. The post arrived shortly after Royce Keys and his 946 faction made a major statement on WWE RAW by abducting Solo Sikoa.<\/p>\n The situation escalated significantly on the September 21 episode of RAW. Keys and 946 attacked and abducted Solo Sikoa<\/a> before his scheduled Money in the Bank qualifying match. Sikoa was subsequently replaced by Penta<\/a>, who defeated Dominik Mysterio and Dragon Lee to earn the spot.<\/p>\n Following the show, Keys shared footage showing 946 leaving Sikoa at an undisclosed location with the bag over his head. The Bloodline members Jacob Fatu, Jimmy Uso, and Jey Uso attempted to pursue the group, but 946 managed to escape.<\/p>\n There is currently no confirmation that JTG has joined 946 or that WWE plans to bring him back to the company. However, fans have naturally started connecting the dots.<\/p>\n JTG remains active on the independent wrestling scene. In fact, Limitless Wrestling recently announced that the former Cryme Tyme member will make his promotional debut at Fresh Blood on October 18 in Portland, Maine.<\/p>\n The announcement makes the airport photo even more intriguing, particularly because JTG used the phrase \u201cGood TYMES.\u201d<\/em> The wording appears to deliberately reference his Cryme Tyme past, although there is nothing in the post itself confirming that it has anything to do with WWE.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Could JTG become part of the Royce Keys’ 946?<\/h2>\n