🔥 UNSTOPPABLE! The Usos Hijack WWE RAW’s Final Show of 2025 and Make Tag Team History—AGAIN 🔥
If WWE RAW was going to close out 2025 with chaos, heart, and history, there was only one team worthy of owning that final image.
Jimmy and Jey Uso.
Standing tall.
Championship gold raised high.
History rewritten—again.
On the final RAW of the year, The Usos defeated AJ Styles and Dragon Lee in a pulse-pounding main event to reclaim the World Tag Team Championships, officially becoming nine-time tag team champions. Let that sink in. Nine. Times.
And they didn’t just win—they reminded the world why the tag division still belongs to them.
A Main Event That Had RAW on the Edge of Its Seat
From the opening bell, this match felt different—faster, louder, more dangerous.
Dragon Lee flew around the ring like a human highlight reel, nearly decapitating Jimmy Uso with breathtaking dives. AJ Styles, ever the assassin, had the crowd convinced it was over after drilling a picture-perfect Styles Clash that looked absolutely fatal.
Then came the moment that changed everything.
Styles and Lee lined up their devastating double-team finisher—and just when victory seemed inevitable, the wheels came off.
Jimmy Uso erupted with a storm of superkicks, clearing the ring in classic Uso fashion. Jey dragged himself back into the fight. One opening. One heartbeat.
BOOM. 1D.
Dragon Lee never stood a chance.
Three seconds later, RAW faded out with fireworks, deafening cheers, and a sight fans will never get tired of seeing—The Usos back on top.
Not a Comeback—A Takeover
Make no mistake: this wasn’t about nostalgia.
Earlier this month, The Usos reunited with purpose. Their dominant win over The New Day sent the first warning shot. Monday night delivered the exclamation point.
This was a message to every team in WWE:
The Usos didn’t come back to visit.
They came back to run the division.
Jey Uso’s Redemption Hits Home
For Jey Uso, this victory was deeply personal.
After months of frustration as a singles competitor—highlighted by a crushing loss to LA Knight in the Last Time Is Now tournament and a viral meltdown that left fans questioning his future—Jey found clarity in the one place he’s always been unstoppable.
Side by side with his brother.
Fighting for gold.
Winning like a legend.
Sometimes, the road forward leads you right back home.
One Truth Still Rules WWE
As 2025 comes to a close, RAW ended with a reminder that echoes louder than ever:
The tag team division doesn’t just live on Monday nights…
It runs through The Bloodline.
And as long as Jimmy and Jey Uso are together, the throne isn’t up for debate. 👑🔥
