Xavier Woods talks the progression of The Usos throughout the years.
Many fans have started to put The Usos at the top of their all time tag team list, especially with the run that the duo is currently on.
Since joining The Bloodline in 2021, Jimmy and Jey Uso have been positioned at the top of the card, with both men getting a plethora of tag team and singles opportunities.
When the duo's record long reign with the SmackDown Tag Team Championships came to an end at WrestleMania 39, the cracks began to form in The Bloodline, which ultimately led to the team being separated from Roman Reigns, Solo Sikoa, and Paul Heyman permanently.
Jey Uso is set to face Roman Reigns at SummerSlam in a Tribal Combat match, where Roman Reigns will no longer be recognized as the tribal chief if he is unable to win.
In a new interview with the Superstar Crossover podcast, Xavier Woods, who is one of the biggest rivals of The Usos, talked about the team's growth in recent years.
"It's been awesome seeing their growth throughout the company. So when they first came in, and then moving to face paint, and then turning heel, and then like really finding their legs and growing into what they are now. [They're] some of the best performers that we have on the roster and they had been for a very long time, but the fact that they get to show it now and kind of live in it. I think that only makes you better, obviously. It's been great seeing this, this comeuppance that we've been seeing from Jey especially, because when people are coming into The Bloodline, he's got to sit there and think, 'Oh, I got my ass beat to get into this. Everybody's just getting let in, what is this?' So to see him finally pop off has been really awesome to see. Because it's been a long time for him. It's been a long time for both of them. So, right now is a really good time for them."
The New Day last competed against The Usos on the November 22, 2022 episode of SmackDown.
Elsewhere in the interview, Xavier Woods discussed the current status of the New Day. Fans can learn more here.
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