4 Consequences LA Knight could face for costing Bron Breakker WWE King of the Ring tournament 

This week's WWE RAW featured the first round of the King and Queen of the Ring Tournament. Both individual tourneys had Fatal Four-Way Matches.

The Men's Fatal Four-Way Match featured Intercontinental Champion Dominik Mysterio, Bron Breakker, Sami Zayn, and Penta all clashing with the hopes of advancing in the tournament.

At one point, it seemed quite certain that Bron Breakker would win the bout. Instead, LA Knight showed up out of nowhere and laid Bron out on the floor. This then allowed Sami Zayn to pick up a pinfall win in the ring while Breakker was out.

While fans loved what LA Knight did, management is unlikely to approve of it. Knight isn't part of the RAW brand, and the King of the Ring tournament is serious business, as the winner gets to challenge for the world title at SummerSlam. As a result, The Megastar could face some consequences for his actions on the red brand.

Below are four consequences LA Knight could face for costing Bron Breakker the WWE King of the Ring tournament.

#4. He could be taken out of his own qualifying match

WWE General Managers Nick Aldis and Adam Pearce came together last week on SmackDown to announce the return of the King and Queen of the Ring Tournament. Fans have been closely following both tournaments ever since then.

LA Knight is actually involved in the 2025 King of the Ring Tournament. He is set to take on Randy Orton, Aleister Black, and Carmelo Hayes in what might be the most intriguing match of the entire WWE tournament.

Unfortunately, LA Knight's actions may result in him getting removed from the bout. There are many talents on the SmackDown roster who could replace the former United States Champion. The Miz, Rey Fenix, or another star could join Orton, Black, and Hayes. If Triple H and the General Managers are angry enough at Knight's actions, removing him from the contest could be the perfect punishment.

#3. WWE could suspend him from television

Nick Aldis could be the one to decide how to punish LA Knight for his actions on this week's RAW. He is the blue brand's General Manager after all, and Knight happens to be a SmackDown star.

Aldis is a tough but generally fair WWE General Manager. Still, he has put his foot down in the past and isn't afraid to fine talent, or worse, when necessary. In this instance, he may feel a fine or a match removal isn't enough.

The former TNA Wrestling star could decide to suspend LA Knight. It could be a 30-day suspension, a 60-day suspension, or even a longer period. While this may seem harsh, Aldis may feel the need to send a warning to the locker room.

#2. LA Knight could be banned from RAW forever

While Nick Aldis is the WWE SmackDown General Manager, it is worth noting that LA Knight's actions took place on RAW. Aldis certainly has control over his talent, but he doesn't run the red brand.

Adam Pearce is the WWE RAW General Manager, and Aldis and Pearce have often had a contentious relationship, which could mean the SmackDown boss might not care to punish Knight at all. He might enjoy the chaos.

This would be unfortunate for Pearce, as he then would be tasked with trying to punish somebody who isn't even on his roster. Adam's best approach could be to ban LA Knight from RAW permanently, never again letting him on the red brand.

#1. He could be forced to wrestle Seth Rollins, Bron Breakker, and Bronson Reed in a Handicap Match

Seth Rollins is looking to take over WWE, and he's not doing it alone. At WrestleMania, The Visionary shockingly aligned himself with Paul Heyman. Since then, Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed joined The Wiseman and Rollins.

The group is dangerous, and LA Knight learned this firsthand. Not only were SmackDown stars attacked by the RAW group last Friday, but Reed and Breakker contributed to The Visionary winning the Men's Money in the Bank Ladder Match this past Saturday.

While The Megastar has good reason to dislike the group, attacking Breakker may prove to be a big mistake. Triple H and WWE officials may decide the best punishment is for Knight to fight all three men in a Handicap Match.

This would be absolutely brutal, as all three are some of the best in the industry. Still, the former United States Champion opted to take on the group when he could've let things go. Knight may be punished for that behavior.