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SmackDown Tag Team Champions The Usos def. The New Day | WWE
The Usos will be saying “We the Day Ones” after defeating The New Day to retain their SmackDown Tag Team Titles in another exhilarating showdown between the longtime rivals.
King Woods put on a show for his hometown kingdom of Atlanta as he and Kofi Kingston had The Usos reeling early until the underhanded tactics of Jimmy and Jey Uso gave the champions the advantage. The duo worked together to distract the referee and deliver a pair of vicious cheap shots to “The Hand of the King,” effectively isolating Kingston.
Kofi Kingston’s offensive attack against The Usos ends with an unexpected counter to his Trouble in Paradise. Catch WWE action on Peacock, WWE Network, FOX, USA Network, Sony India and more.
After escaping the clutches of The Usos, Kingston tagged in King Woods, who cleared house. Woods looked to take out Jey Uso with a dive, but Jimmy Uso stepped in to absorb the blow. The sacrifice allowed Jimmy Uso to take advantage with a corkscrew splash off the top rope and an assisted Samoan Drop, both for two-counts.
After a flurry of highlight-reel worthy moments, Kingston went for a quick rollup, but Jimmy Uso tagged himself in, and The Usos The Usos hit a 3-D, which Pat McAfee called a 1-D, for the victory.
The Usos will be saying “We the Day Ones” after defeating The New Day to retain their SmackDown Tag Team Titles in another exhilarating showdown between the longtime rivals.
King Woods put on a show for his hometown kingdom of Atlanta as he and Kofi Kingston had The Usos reeling early until the underhanded tactics of Jimmy and Jey Uso gave the champions the advantage. The duo worked together to distract the referee and deliver a pair of vicious cheap shots to “The Hand of the King,” effectively isolating Kingston.
Kofi Kingston’s offensive attack against The Usos ends with an unexpected counter to his Trouble in Paradise. Catch WWE action on Peacock, WWE Network, FOX, USA Network, Sony India and more.
After escaping the clutches of The Usos, Kingston tagged in King Woods, who cleared house. Woods looked to take out Jey Uso with a dive, but Jimmy Uso stepped in to absorb the blow. The sacrifice allowed Jimmy Uso to take advantage with a corkscrew splash off the top rope and an assisted Samoan Drop, both for two-counts.
After a flurry of highlight-reel worthy moments, Kingston went for a quick rollup, but Jimmy Uso tagged himself in, and The Usos The Usos hit a 3-D, which Pat McAfee called a 1-D, for the victory.
