The March 30 episode of WWE RAW from Madison Square Garden featured a noticeable shift in presentation for The Usos, as the duo debuted a new entrance theme ahead of WrestleMania 42 — though the change came with more than just a different sound.
Something about the entrance felt familiar, yet distinctly altered, hinting at a deeper reset.
The Usos unveil remixed theme and updated entrance on WWE RAW
The Usos introduced a remixed version of their “Done With That” (Day One Remix) theme, keeping their signature “Day One Ish” identity intact while updating the production and overall tone.
The new track carried a different energy, signaling a shift in direction as the twins move closer to WrestleMania.
Alongside the music, their entrance itself changed. Notably, they no longer made their way through the crowd — a staple during Jey Uso’s “Main Event” run — suggesting a move away from that era and possibly back toward a more unified, serious identity.
Fan reaction to the new theme was mixed at best, with some viewers expressing disappointment over the change, particularly given the popularity of Jey’s previous solo entrance.
Later in the night, the updated presentation carried into the ring as The Usos defended the WWE Men’s World Tag Team Championship against The Vision — Austin Theory and Logan Paul — in a chaotic Street Fight.
The match delivered heavy action, including tables, kendo sticks, and a Superkick Party that nearly secured victory. However, interference and outside chaos proved costly. A miscue involving brass knuckles and ringside distractions ultimately shifted momentum.
In the closing moments, Theory capitalized with a one-arm pin on “Big” Jim Uso to secure the win, crowning new champions.
The night marked a double shift for The Usos — new music and a new direction, but also a major loss. As WrestleMania approaches, their road forward may need more than just a remix to get back in sync.
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