Well, here goes nothing.

Jay Uso in the main event scene.

You are seeing this.

There I said it, Michael Sidre.

Look, I love Jay Usoe.

We were all there in Philadelphia yitin along with everyone else

before he had that god awful match with his brother.

And I will say, I think it was a really exciting call to have him win the Royal Rumble.

Because as I've said, on numerous occasions now, for the next five, ten years, you'll probably go into the match saying it's probably one of these three, four, five people. But at the end of the day, Jay Usoe won the Royal Rumble in 2025, so anyone could win it. But I think judging it across the whole year now, I think it's the right time to say,

maybe it's best to go back to just tagging with your brother.

Look, I was lucky enough to be there when they main event at WrestleMania.

They are a great tag team.

And I appreciate trying someone new.

Always want to do that rather than just repetitively, you know,

doing the same thing with the same wrestlers all the time.

But this, yes, it's maybe slightly more of a bubble online that it is in terms of people in attendance.

People still love yeetting along and running it back and all that sort of thing.

But I think 2026 needs to be, that spot needs to be given to someone else in my opinion because

look like I said it was an exciting change of direction something new none of us went into

the Royal Rumble saying that Jay Uso was going to win it and he was going to have one of the big

world title matches at WrestleMania and he beat Gunther in a very controversial way in terms of I I don't think the win necessarily was controversial, just the way they went about it.

That kind of started things off on a not a great route as well, because there was elements of excitement, then completely undercut by the fact that, I mean, if you make an edge of Spear look good, what are you doing?

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