Report Suggests WWE May Reunite The Usos

Report Suggests WWE May Reunite The Usos

Report Suggests WWE May Reunite The Usos – Following his World Heavyweight Championship loss to GUNTHER on the June 9th episode of RAW, a new report indicates that Jey Uso may be on the verge of reuniting with his brother, Jimmy Uso.

After a strong singles run that included winning the 2025 Royal Rumble and capturing the World Heavyweight Title at WrestleMania 41, Jey’s momentum took a major hit when he lost the title back to GUNTHER this past Monday night. That setback may signal a new direction for the former champion — and potentially a return to tag team action.

According to Cory Hays, WWE is exploring the idea of bringing The Usos back together before the end of the year. In his latest update, Hays reported, “There were rumblings that WWE was looking to pair The Usos back together sometime this year and with Jey dropping the World Heavyweight Championship it’s looking like that could be the direction. The question is how does WWE get them back together in a story on TV.”

While there’s no confirmation yet on when or how this potential reunion will play out, the June 16th episode of RAW may provide some clues. WWE is set to reveal GUNTHER’s first challenger for the World Heavyweight Championship on that show, and it’s possible that Jey’s future plans — whether solo or alongside Jimmy — could begin to take shape during that broadcast.

As previously reported, a major WWE Hall of Famer is also slated to return on that same episode of RAW. Click here for details on the spoiler.

A potential Usos reunion would mark a significant development in WWE’s ongoing storylines, especially as the Bloodline saga continues to evolve.

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