Throughout their time in WWE, The Usos have been one of the most dominant tag teams in the industry, consistently putting together fantastic matches with titles on the line. They have been a featured part of the product in each year, but despite that, they have continued to shake things up and make subtle changes to remain relevant.
There have been plenty of iconic rivalries and storylines along the way for Jimmy and Jey, and the changes have helped to establish their legacy. When it comes to the current era, The Usos are in contention for the greatest team of all time, and that has been
10 Main Roster Debut
After putting together some impressive performances in FCW, The Usos were given their main roster call-up in 2010 on an episode of Monday Night Raw. They kickstarted their first-ever feud by attacking and laying out The Hart Dynasty, which led to a mixture of tag team and six-person matches.
The Usos would have Tamina Snuka by their side during this period, with the three of them making an impact as heels at that time. They put together some impressive matches and began to show what they were capable of.
9 Turning Babyface
After a period of working as heels, The Usos switched things up with a face turn in 2011 when they began competing against The Corre. It was a fresh period for them, and to mark the change in attitude they put together a new entrance that saw them perform a traditional Samoan dance on the way to the ring.
This was something that helped to show them in a different light and allowed them to work against a variety of new tag teams which freshened up their act and allowed them to tap into more high-flying moves.
8 NXT Appearances
Following a period on SmackDown, The Usos then began making appearances on the gameshow version of NXT, with this being a time when Jimmy and Jey didn't have much focus or engagement with the crowd. They appeared as main roster stars on the show to help make it more appealing to the WWE Universe.
They were given the chance to work with several of the upcoming teams and WWE Superstars at that time, but this was a run for The Usos that a lot of wrestling fans will likely have forgotten about.
7 Capturing Tag Team Gold
The Usos then returned to main roster programming and were given a major push which led to the Tag Team Championships and some iconic feuds for them. They got the chance to work against the likes of The Shield, The Wyatt Family, and The New Age Outlaws throughout this period.
It was a true highlight of their career as they started also started to add face paint to themselves as a tribute to Umaga. This was a strong time, with their title run lasting for 202 days as they were allowed to be the top team in the division.
6 Heel Turn
After a lengthy run with The Usos working as top babyfaces who would dance to the ring and wear face paint, the two of them decided to make a major change to their personalities after attacking American Alpha. They began working as street thug characters that would bring elements of rap into what they did.
Their ring gear completely changed, and so did their attitudes which brought a fresh style to everything that they did. They stepped up their level of aggression, and that led to them having a true revival as a tag team as they ended up being pushed heavily once again.
5 Feud With The New Day
After several shorter feuds with other tag teams such as the Hype Bros, The Usos began competing against The New Day over a series of PPVs. They put together some of the best tag team matches in WWE history, including an epic Hell In A Cell encounter, with their storyline becoming an unforgettable one.
The Usos and New Day had several amazing encounters, but they also had some great segments including their classic rap battle. While they hated each other at points, things eventually changed to mutual respect, with The Usos helping Kofi Kingston reach his WWE Championship match at WrestleMania by laying down against them in their gauntlet match.
4 SmackDown Tag Team Champions
The Usos were then able to become the dominant tag team on SmackDown, capturing the title numerous times as they feuded with the likes of The Bludgeon Brothers and The Bar. As major heels, they were able to showcase their skills both in the ring and on the microphone throughout this period.
It was one of the strongest runs of their WWE career as the two men worked at the top of the division and dominated everyone that they came across with their aggressive style.
3 Feuding With The Revival
The Usos then ended up being moved back to the Raw brand, and this opened up a dream storyline for many fans between them and The Revival. Unfortunately, this rivalry didn't end up being a great one, as the focus wasn't on classic matches but instead a lot of comedic spots such as the former NXT Tag Team Champions shaving each other's backs.
It ended up making The Revival look quite foolish, with this being a missed opportunity for WWE overall, and a moment that didn't benefit either of the teams involved in this one.
2 Feuding Against Roman Reigns
While The Usos have traditionally been used as a tag team, when Jimmy Uso was injured it led to Jey Uso getting a singles run against Roman Reigns. The storyline was all about proving who was the Head of the Table in the family, and it brought a lot of emotion with some great work from both men at this time.
When Jimmy was able to make his way back to the ring, Jey had already begun working back alongside his cousin, and that led to some tension between the brothers for the first time in their WWE careers until they came back together to wrap up one of their greatest storylines.
1 The Bloodline
Despite The Usos originally going against Roman Reigns, once the Tribal Chief had established the fact that he was the top man in the company, The Usos fell in line. This led to The Bloodline being created, with the three men working together alongside Paul Heyman, and now Sami Zayn to dominate the company.
While Roman has been the focus of this faction, it has also been a great run for The Usos who have become the Unified Tag Team Champions. They have dominated the tag team division, putting on great matches while being involved in all of the major storylines in the company.