The main event of WWE RAW in Paris concluded with a chaotic scene that has directly fueled speculation for a major tag team match at Wrestlepalooza. After Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed defeated Jey Uso and LA Knight, the two members of The Vision initiated a severe post-match attack. Knight was thrown over the announce table, while Jey Uso was hit with a Spear and a Tsunami Splash. The assault was cut short when Jimmy Uso’s music played, and he ran to the ring with a steel chair to save his brother, clearing the ring of the aggressors.
According to Dave Meltzer and Bryan Alvarez on Wrestling Observer Radio, this segment is believed to be the foundation for a tag team match pitting The Usos against Breakker and Reed on September 20. Alvarez noted the on-screen interaction between the brothers, stating, “Jey’s telling him, ‘I can’t do this without you.’” Meltzer concurred, adding, “That’s certainly how I saw it. In a tag team match.” If the match is made official, it would mark the first time Jimmy and Jey have teamed together since their split earlier this year.
The potential match puts a spotlight on Bronson Reed, whose position within The Vision has been a subject of discussion since Clash in Paris. At that event, Reed was defeated by Roman Reigns, and his subsequent actions led to him and Breakker being ejected from the arena, leaving faction leader Seth Rollins vulnerable during his own title defense. That same night, Rollins’ wife, Becky Lynch, joined the group after helping him secure a victory over CM Punk.
Despite any internal uncertainty, Reed’s prominent role aligns with a promise made by Paul “Triple H” Levesque. After Reed returned from an ankle fracture suffered during a WarGames match in 2025, Levesque personally assured him he would be placed in a significant storyline. His current involvement alongside Bron Breakker against top names like The Usos appears to be the fulfillment of that commitment.
The developing storyline is set to unfold ahead of WrestlePalooza, which takes place on September 20 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. The show will be WWE’s first Premium Live Event to air live on ESPN.