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The Rock explaining the “ORIGINAL” Bloodline Rules stipulation was always be so funny 😂 - The Rock doing commentary. - Jimmy Uso as referee. - Paul Heyman uses foreign object. - Solo Sikoa sings national anthem. (Imagine if we actually getting this rules during the match) Solo was fighting...

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