Geno Mrosko is a lifelong pro wrestling fan who has been covering it since becoming a Manager at Cageside Seats in 2011.
There's so much that came before this, and so much that led up to it that makes that moment feel as special as it does, and man does it feel special. The main event of Friday Night SmackDown this week featured The Bloodline talking the Motor City Machine Guns into challenging for the tag team titles after just becoming top contenders literally moments prior. They had the advantage.
Except Jimmy Uso and Roman Reigns were there to act as equalizers, taking Solo Sikoa and Jacob Fatu out of the picture. Meanwhile, Jey Uso came to town to get revenge for what they did on Monday Night Raw, costing him the Intercontinental championship. That gave the Machine Guns a major career moment.
But what came next was one of the best moments of a year full of them in WWE.
Jimmy walked out while Jey was still in the ring, slowly climbed in, nods of recognition for what this was, and then that embrace. They're back.
The Usos are back.
We'll figure out the whole Jey Uso/Roman Reigns stuff later.