The Usos are officially back together, and according to Jey Uso, this latest run might be their strongest yet. After a long stretch of singles competition and family drama, Jey and Jimmy Uso reunited on WWE Raw to defeat Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed—thanks in part to a surprise return from Roman Reigns.
While the team looks united again on-screen, behind-the-scenes questions remain about whether this reunion will feel different than their previous tag team runs. In a recent interview with ComicBook, Jey explained how this chapter of The Usos is about evolution, not repetition.
“We’ve always elevated and morphed with each other as far as a tag team. I think what’s different this time, we’re like two different big singles characters still coming together as The Usos, which makes it dope.”
He made it clear that their chemistry hasn’t faded, even after time apart.
“I feel like no matter how far we get apart or how different our styles or characters go, as soon as we come back together, it’s like day one, like nothing changes. So I’m excited man, love the tag team game.”
Jey didn’t hesitate to remind fans just how dominant they were the last time they shared the ring—and promised even more destruction this time around.
“The last time we were in the ring together, we dominated the whole business. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. If anything, we’re gonna run through them quicker than we did a couple of years ago, that’s my take on it.”
And in case anyone forgot what tag team excellence looks like, Jey sent a final warning.
“They’re playing with the tag team wrestling game – we’re back, and we’re about to show them what tag team wrestling really is about.”
The timing of this reunion couldn’t be more perfect, with Roman Reigns returning to WWE TV and family tensions still simmering beneath the surface. On-screen, Jimmy has been shown questioning Jey’s new leadership role, even accusing him of becoming too much like Roman himself.
The Usos are back, but the cracks in the Bloodline are never far behind. Will this new era of the team deliver dominance or disaster?
Are you buying into The Usos’ reunion, or do you think their solo runs created too much distance to fully recover? Please share your thoughts and feedback in the comment section below.
September 30, 2025 1:16 pm
