Following their role in costing Tonga Loa and Tama Tonga their WWE Tag Team Championships on “WWE SmackDown,” Jey and Jimmy Uso, who have been gradually getting back together, reunited on “Raw” to continue their reconciliation. They still needed to make amends, Jey said, and Jimmy begged his brother to end his feud with Roman Reigns, who he said will be at “SmackDown” on Friday. Jimmy was anxious to hug it out and return to being The Usos.
Jimmy concurred, but as is often the case in these Bloodline scenes, Loa and Tonga, who were joined by Jacob Fatu and Solo Sikoa, attacked the Usos and soon appeared to be in serious trouble. Sikoa slid a chair to Fatu, who wrapped it around a fallen Jey in the corner while Jimmy was restrained by Loa and Tonga and bound in the ropes. Just as Jimmy was free to Superkick the Tongans and hit Fatu with a tandem Superkick, Jey woke up and flung the chair directly in his face as “The Samoan Werewolf” charged at full speed into the turnbuckle.
Jimmy agreed, but Loa and Tonga, accompanied by Jacob Fatu and Solo Sikoa, attacked the Usos and quickly seemed to be in trouble, as is frequently the case in these Bloodline scenarios. While Jimmy was bound in the ropes and confined by Loa and Tonga, Sikoa slid a chair to Fatu, who wrapped it over a fallen Jey in the corner. Jey woke up and threw the chair in Jimmy’s face as “The Samoan Werewolf” raced into the turnbuckle at full speed, just as Jimmy was about to Superkick the Tongans and hit Fatu with a tandem Superkick.