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During this week’s edition of SmackDown on June 16, Friday, The Usos superkick their cousin and the Undisputed WWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns to leave their longstanding group, known as 'The Bloodline'. It was Jey Uso, who turned on the 'Tribal Chief' in Rupp Arena in Louisville, after three long years, with a superkick heard around the world.
This epic moment happened weeks after his brother Jimmy Uso had announced his intention to leave The Bloodline with a superkick of his own to Roman Reigns at the WWE Night of Champions PLE in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia on May 27.
In the main event of the show, Roman Reigns walked out to a rocking crowd in the Rupp Arena, with his brand-new Undisputed WWE Universal Championship, alongside the “Wiseman” Paul Heyman, who was carrying his two old championships, and the “Street Champion” Solo Sikoa. Shortly afterward, Jey Uso and then Jimmy Uso joined them in the ring to settle their differences once and for all.
During their back-and-forth conversation, when Jimmy Uso rejected the idea of his brother Jey Uso becoming the next Tribal Chief, it looked like both siblings would turn on each other. Instead, Jey was quoted as saying to Jimmy, “So guess what? You out! And I'm out too.” And then he proceeded to superkick Roman Reigns to signal the end for The Bloodline empire in the WWE.
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Moments later, Solo Sikoa came to the aid of Roman Reigns to attack his brother Jimmy Uso, who ducked underneath the Samoan Spike move to respond back with a superkick. Then, both The Usos delivered a superkick together to silence the Street Champion. In all this while, the Wiseman Paul Heyman was in utter shock and disbelief as to what had transpired in front of him.
Notably, on June 17, WWE announced a Bloodline Civil War match as Roman Reigns is going to team up with Solo Sikoa to take on The Usos. This epic fight will happen at The O2 arena in London during the Money in the Bank PLE on July 1, Saturday.