Jey Uso brings back classic Usos days look on Monday Night Raw

TOI Sports Desk / TIMESOFINDIA.COM / Jul 08, 2025, 10:00 IST

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Jey Uso appeared on Monday Night Raw in his old Usos attire. This brought back memories of his early career. He faced Bronson Reed in a singles match. Reed dominated, inflicting injuries on Uso. Reed was disqualified for using a chair. However, Reed continued his assault after the match. Officials intervened to stop the attack.

Jey Uso brings back classic Usos days look on Monday Night Raw

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Jey Uso brought back the classic Usos' days look during his recent appearance on Monday Night Raw. His ring gear reignited the memories of the early Usos' days. Jey teamed up with Jimmy Uso to become three-time Raw Tag Team Champions and five-time SmackDown Tag Team Champions. Later, the duo parted ways to pursue their individual career lines.

Jey Uso creates a throwback experience for audiences with his early Usos days look

Jey Uso created a major throwback experience for the audience. The spectators are used to seeing him in his tights, white sneakers, and Yeet shades. However, this week’s change in costume has caught everyone’s attention. Uso was seen wearing sweat shorts and knee pads. The sneakers and shades were constant. This look reminded the audience of the early days of the fighter in the company. Both Jey and Jimmy Uso used to wear colorful shorts and kneepads along with some face paint. This was a practice during their early days as part of the promotion. Later on, the colorful shorts were swapped with tights.

Jey’s look at Monday Night Raw might just be a tribute to the old days. We still have to see if he continues the look in the future. In the latest Monday Night Raw, Jey was facing Bronson Reed.

Bronson Reed inflicts severe injuries on Jey Uso

Jey Uso’s costume change did not help the wrestler much.

During the singles match between Uso and Bronson Reed, the latter seemed more interested in hurting Uso. The match started with both wrestlers landing strikes. However, Reed took over and dominated the ring for the rest of the match. Reed attacked Uso with multiple Tsunamis. But Reed throwing a chair at Uso got the former disqualified. The Bloodline member, however, did not stop. Even after the match had ended, Reed went on to hit Uso. Later, the referees and officials had to separate the wrestlers.

Uso was visibly in pain from the multiple attacks. The wrestler was laid out in the middle of the ring with little to no movement. The situation was stopped from getting further escalated. Jey Uso won the match with Reed getting disqualified. Also Read: Paul Heyman drops hints for Roman Reigns' return ahead of WWE SummerSlam 2025

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