On Saturday night, a tag team match between two main event mainstays and two rising stars will shake SummerSlam to its core. Jey Uso and Roman Reigns will take on Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed in a colossal battle that many fans will enjoy. A singles match on Monday night between Reed and Uso offered a preview of what was to come.
To no one’s surprise, the match devolved into a crazy brawl that left a surprising team standing tall. It’s clear that Saturday night’s fight will be both unpredictable for the wrestlers and fun to watch for the fans.
Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed Destroy Roman Reigns and Jey Uso
The match between Bronson Reed and Jey Uso was a nice way to preview the heavyweight tag match taking place Saturday night. Reed got in a lot of offense, but Uso was making sure he was weakening Reed as well. Things looked normal until Uso dived out of the ring attempting to hit Reed.
He didn’t do that, allowing for Bron Breakker to hit a spear and force a disqualification. Both men beat down Uso until his cousin, Roman Reigns, hit the scene. That’s when the former members of The Bloodline beat down Paul Heyman’s new crew to remind them who they’re dealing with.
They attempted to do a double spear attempt, which turned out to be the beginning of the end for them. The two got knocked down by Breakker and Reed, allowing them to get the upper hand. Reigns and Uso then got hit with a spear by Breakker and a tsunami by Reed.
The ultimate disrespect came when the two men got speared into the barricade simultaneously. Reed then stole Reigns’ shoes off his feet and took them to the back with him.
It seems that Breakker and Reed have the upper hand against Reigns and Uso. But no one will know who the winners will be until the match happens Saturday night at SummerSlam.
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