After weeks of the two teams jockeying back and forth while in the midst of the John Cena and Bray Wyatt saga, Harper & Rowan emphatically proved they were deserving of a championship opportunity when they defeated The Usos in a non-title match on the June 2 edition of Monday Night Raw. From there, the pairs would go on to trade singles victories, with Jimmy Uso defeating Harper on the June 10 edition of WWE Main Event and then Rowan evening the score with a decisive victory over Jey Uso days later on SmackDown.
Throughout their reign as champions, The Usos have proven to be full of resolve and as tenacious as they come, with major victories over RybAxel and The Real Americans. Jimmy & Jey have been fighting champions who have gained incredible momentum as the months have gone by, but the loyal followers of Bray Wyatt pose to end all that at Money in the Bank.
Much like their leader Wyatt, Harper & Rowan don’t seem to be fazed by the conventional pitfalls that affect most Superstars. Their motives are never clear and their actions are incredibly offbeat. The only element of their game plan that ever fully materializes itself is their brute strength and appetite for destruction.
Will The Usos be able to pick up the toughest victory of their reign thus far, or will Harper and Rowan soon be following the buzzards with championship gold around their waists? Find out at Money in the Bank, available on WWE Network and pay-per-view, Sunday, June 29, at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT!
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