Kemo
11-23-2018, 02:28 AM
One of the most consistent tag teams that the WWE have to offer at the moment are the Usos. This became especially true once they adopted their Day One gimmick, leaving the face paint in the past.
However, much like other talented teams on the WWE roster (The Revival, for instance) the Usos just haven’t been able to break through in recent months. Even when they were champions, their latter reigns weren’t particularly memorable. Through no fault of their own, the initially stellar and then overextended feuds with the likes of The New Day became unintentionally stale.
Speaking on the ‘Oh, You Didn’t Know’ podcast, reporter Brad Shepard speculated on the Usos’ current position within the WWE.
He said that he had an “[…] interesting conversation with a source in WWE about the Usos” before proclaiming them to be his pick as the “the greatest tag team of this generation.”
When questioning his source about the Usos’ current placement on the roster and Network events, his source supposedly agreed with Shepard when asked: “Who the hell have the Usos pissed off?”
“[…] they still manage to be on the kickoff show so much, yet they’re having legitimate exceptional matches by today’s standards,” he said. “They do well, yet they always end up, it seems like, in every case, they end up on the kickoff show and I don’t understand that one at all.”
However, much like other talented teams on the WWE roster (The Revival, for instance) the Usos just haven’t been able to break through in recent months. Even when they were champions, their latter reigns weren’t particularly memorable. Through no fault of their own, the initially stellar and then overextended feuds with the likes of The New Day became unintentionally stale.
Speaking on the ‘Oh, You Didn’t Know’ podcast, reporter Brad Shepard speculated on the Usos’ current position within the WWE.
He said that he had an “[…] interesting conversation with a source in WWE about the Usos” before proclaiming them to be his pick as the “the greatest tag team of this generation.”
When questioning his source about the Usos’ current placement on the roster and Network events, his source supposedly agreed with Shepard when asked: “Who the hell have the Usos pissed off?”
“[…] they still manage to be on the kickoff show so much, yet they’re having legitimate exceptional matches by today’s standards,” he said. “They do well, yet they always end up, it seems like, in every case, they end up on the kickoff show and I don’t understand that one at all.”