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Matt Hardy reacted to The Vision's win over The Usos on Raw and the Logan Paul/Austin Theory tag-title victory, teasing a possible Hardy Boyz chase at WrestleMania 42 and suggesting the crowd would go wild if they reclaimed the belts.
WWE Raw’s Mar. 30 episode built Mania momentum around a heated Oba Femi vs. Brock Lesnar feud, crowned The Vision as new tag-team champions in a chaotic street-fight, and advanced multiple Mania matches and storylines with cameos and sharp promos, while mixing high-energy segments with a few storytelling missteps.
On Raw at Madison Square Garden, The Vision defeated The Usos to become the new world tag team champions after a chaotic sequence that involved LA Knight, Logan Paul, and IShowSpeed; the finish saw Paul use brass knuckles to pin Jimmy Uso, setting up a six-man Team YouTube vs. The Usos & LA Knight match for WrestleMania 42.
The Bloodline Civil War continues on Friday Night SmackDown as Roman Reigns confronts The Usos. Reigns manipulates the situation, threatens to quit, and attacks Jey Uso. Jey retaliates and challenges Reigns for the WWE Universal championship. Sheamus and Austin Theory have a chaotic match for the United States championship. Grayson Waller gets acknowledged by Edge. AJ Styles defeats Karrion Kross with Michin's help. Asuka, Bianca Belair, and Charlotte Flair set the stage for a potential triple threat match at SummerSlam. SKY fails to cash in the Money in the Bank contract. The show was rushed due to the lengthy Bloodline segment. Grade: B.
The Tribal Court on WWE SmackDown ended in chaos as Roman Reigns disowned The Bloodline, low-blowed Jey Uso, and attacked Jimmy Uso. Solo Sikoa joined Reigns in the assault, hitting Jimmy with the Samoan Spike and splashing through the announce desk. Jimmy was stretchered out of Madison Square Garden while Jey stayed by his side.
The Usos' victory over Roman Reigns at Money in the Bank has set the stage for a big SummerSlam match between Jey Uso and Reigns for the Undisputed Universal championship. In the meantime, the Usos have announced that they will be putting Roman Reigns on trial in Tribal Court this Friday on SmackDown, which will take place at Madison Square Garden. The upcoming show will also feature matches such as Austin Theory vs. Sheamus for the United States championship and AJ Styles vs. Karrion Kross.
The Usos defeated Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa in a match dubbed The Bloodline Civil War at WWE Money in the Bank. This marks the first time Reigns has been pinned since December 2019. The tensions within The Bloodline have been growing since WrestleMania 39, and after a series of events, Jimmy Uso was excommunicated from the group. Jey Uso ultimately sided with his twin brother, leading to a showdown between The Usos and Reigns/Sikoa. The Usos emerged victorious, leaving Reigns at his lowest point since becoming world champion.
The Usos declared their support for Solo Sikoa as the new Tribal Chief on WWE SmackDown, stating that after their match at Money in the Bank, Roman Reigns would no longer hold that title. Reigns offered them a chance to apologize and acknowledge him as their Tribal Chief, but they refused. The night ended with Jey Uso attacking both Sikoa and Reigns, sparking a full-blown Bloodline Civil War.
The Usos declared war against their cousin Roman Reigns and their younger brother Solo Sikoa, but also expressed their love for Reigns as the Tribal Chief. However, they showed no love for Reigns’ wise man, Paul Heyman, whom they called “the biggest snake of them all.” Heyman claimed that Reigns corrupted him, not the other way around. The plot thickens as Heyman's endgame and who he might be plotting with remains unknown.
WWE SmackDown featured The Usos explaining their actions and Liv Morgan making a quick return to action. WWE unified both sets of Women's Tag-Team Titles, and LA Knight picked up a momentum-boosting win. However, formulaic chat show segments and Charlotte Flair's awkward babyface bid weighed things down.
The Usos launched the first strike in the family feud dubbed The Bloodline "civil war" against Roman Reigns, Solo Sikoa, and Paul Heyman on WWE SmackDown. The women's tag team title unification match also took place, and Liv Morgan returned from injury to challenge Ronda Rousey and Shayna Baszler. The show featured other matches, including LA Knight vs. Rey Mysterio, Sikoa vs. Sheamus, and Charlotte Flair vs. Lacey Evans. The Bloodline storyline was a little bland and predictable, but The Usos deserved their time in the spotlight.
Former Bloodline member Sami Zayn was left speechless after The Usos' comments on finally leaving Roman Reigns' grasp. WWE announced that Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa will face The Usos in a tag team match at Money in the Bank in London on July 1st, billed as The Bloodline Civil War. The Undisputed WWE Universal Champion is in a vulnerable state for the first time in a long time, and the Money in the Bank winner could put more pressure on Reigns.
WWE announced a tag team match between Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa against The Usos at Money in the Bank 2023, which has excited fans. The Bloodline storyline continues to captivate audiences, but some fans are disappointed that Reigns will not defend his Undisputed WWE Universal Championship. Dutch Mantell warned WWE against having Reigns drop his titles to The Usos, stating that it would be too soon and could result in a loss of ratings and house money. Reigns recently crossed 1000 days as the world champion, and it remains to be seen when WWE will crown a new champion.
The Usos attacked Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa on SmackDown, officially leaving The Bloodline. They sent a message to Reigns on Twitter, stating that they didn't betray him and he deserved it. Wrestling veteran Konnan thinks that Solo Sikoa could be the one to dethrone Reigns. At the upcoming Money in the Bank Premium Live Event, Solo will team up with Reigns once again for a tag team match against The Usos.
The Usos have responded to fans claiming they "betrayed" Roman Reigns on WWE SmackDown, stating that it's not betrayal if he deserved it. WWE has announced a 'Bloodline Civil War' tag match for Money In The Bank in London, pitting Reigns and Solo Sikoa against the Usos. Reigns is set to surpass WWE Hall of Famer Pedro Morales' WWE Championship reign next Friday as he continues his historic Universal Championship reign.