Hello there, my very good friends on today's wrestling news.

Jay Uso's W.W.S.S. Push is over.

I'll tell you why CM Punk missed this week's Monday Night Raw.

John Sina has signed a new WWB contract.

And an update on Cody Rhodes' booking. I'm Adam Wilborn.

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And this is the news.

Alright, we're going to kick this one off by talking about Jay Uso. A Yee. And it looks like for now the singles run is over. Oh. It looks like it's in the... Well, I mean, it's a little bit into being. It's a little bit, a little bit, a little bit done. Yeah. We're just inferring this basically from last night's episode of raw.

That's what I got, yeah. Yeah, yeah, in which the USO's explicitly said, we are back in the tag division. They were involved in a big, big segment with, I mean, the New Day and Dragon Lee and AJ Styles. I haven't mixed them up. How could I mix-J Lee? AJ Lee, yeah, that'll be weird.

But basically the mission statement was

we are back in the tag division and I haven't mixed them up. How could I mix it? AJ Lee. Yeah, that'll be weird.

But basically the mission statement was,

we are back in the tag division

and we are realigning and we're coming for the gold.

There was a bit of a showdown there

and an insinuation that maybe they will be challengers

at some point for AJ Lee going forward.

This comes after months and months and months of uneasiness from Jay Uso. He has shown some heelish tendencies.

He has shown a bit of friction with brother big Jim, various points for all of this.

In fact, I think Jimmy explicitly said it was his idea to put the burn bag together.

Yeah, exactly. They're tired of losing. They're tired of the recent failures. They're tired of not getting the job done. Of course, Jay lost to L.A. Knight in the semi-final of the last time is now tournament to face John. C. Now, Knight went on to lose to Gunfer in the final. And got destroyed last night. Yeah, yeah, exactly. He's not going, just to clarify, he's not going anywhere. He literally signed a new contract last year, I think. Yeah, he ain't leaving. We didn't even feel the only need to bother with that as a story today. No, that would have been a bit much. But yeah, there you go. So that's the thing, man, like the USOs. I mean, they're one of the most tenured W.W. Teams of all time, they're one of the most successful in terms of titles won and high-profile rivalries and stuff like that. I will say the last couple of tag team matches I've seen from the USOs, they look like they just met each other. So maybe they just need to regain, you know, maybe they just need to regain their in-ring chemistry or something

like that.

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