WATCH: LA Knight issues strong warning to Bloodline and Nakamura

After LA Knight was attacked by The Bloodline and involved in a contentious U.S. Championship feud with Shinsuke Nakamura, the December 6 episode of WWE SmackDown left viewers with more questions than answers. The former US champion is now making it plain that he will not back down from anyone. 

In a scathing speech on The SmackDown LowDown that was uploaded to WWE's YouTube page on December 7, LA Knight detailed his grievances and his strategies for getting back what he had lost. He didn't hold back while discussing the tumultuous events from SmackDown.

“First championship, now what? Bloodline, Shinsuke Nakamura, everybody coming from every angle,” Knight began. “I lose the one thing that’s meant the most to me, which is the U.S. Championship, and you think, man, maybe I need a little time to regroup. No, no, no, I’m not gonna take any time to regroup,” LA Knight said as per Ring Side news.

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— ⭐️ (@LAKnightsGame) December 7, 2024

Knight's remarks went beyond Nakamura, who unexpectedly overthrew him at Survivor Series: WarGames. Additionally, he issued a harsh warning for The Bloodline, especially for Jacob Fatu, Tama Tonga, and Solo Sikoa, who caught him off guard at SmackDown. “If I got to do it again, I will do it again,” Knight said of facing The Bloodline. “No matter which version of The Bloodline you bring in… it doesn’t make a difference.”

Shinsuke Nakamura became a three-time United States Champion 

The scene is set for an explosive conclusion as LA Knight juggles his feud with Nakamura and his renewed fight with The Bloodline. Fans are eager to see how he performs in both bouts and whether he can win the championship again.

Shinsuke Nakamura became a three-time United States Champion after defeating LA Knight at the WWE Survivor Series 2024. This was a major letdown for "The Megastar" and a shocking setback. A few weeks ago, Nakamura made an unexpected comeback after spending a significant amount of 2024 away from television when he randomly showed up on SmackDown to attack Knight.