As WWE SummerSlam 2025 nears, set to be a landmark two-night event in New Jersey known as The Biggest Party of the Summer, The Usos reunited off the ring for a special interview. Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso, a renowned tag team in WWE, last competed together in March 2025 before WrestleMania 41, marking a significant moment in their wrestling careers.
Although not performing in the ring this time, the twin brothers reunited for a conversation that shed light on their individual journeys and shared experiences within WWE. The interview, shared by GQ, offered fans a deeper look into their perspectives, including their singles runs and thoughts on each other as performers under the WWE banner headquartered in Stamford.
Recent Developments in Jimmy Uso’s WWE Career
Jimmy Uso’s in-ring storyline recently saw setbacks after an encounter with Gunther, where Jimmy was harshly defeated, leading to his absence for several weeks. He reappeared at WrestleMania 41 to support Jey Uso, who won the World Heavyweight Championship in Las Vegas. Currently, Jimmy is involved in a rivalry with Solo Sikoa and the MFT faction on WWE’s blue brand, frequently assisting other competitors like LA Knight and Jacob Fatu against his younger brother.
There is speculation that Jimmy Uso might switch brands following SummerSlam 2025. Reports from WrestleVotes Radio via Sportskeeda’s WrestleBinge suggest that Jimmy could transfer to Monday Night RAW, rejoining the brand where his wife, Naomi, recently captured the Women’s World Championship at WWE Evolution in Atlanta. Discussions about this move are ongoing, and though Jimmy had brief RAW appearances before WrestleMania 41, he has not been a regular on the red brand since 2019.
Significance of The Usos’ Reunion and Future Prospects
The reunion interview ahead of WWE SummerSlam 2025 highlights the enduring bond and evolving careers of The Usos as they balance tag team success and individual paths. Their reflections offer fans insight into their shared history as twins and partners in wrestling. The potential brand change for Jimmy Uso could reshape alliances and storylines within WWE, increasing anticipation for what unfolds after The Biggest Party of the Summer in New Jersey.
