It was two weeks ago on Raw when a haggard Paul Heyman told Austin Theory and Logan Paul that The Vision is not in position to have any power or leverage in WWE right now, and that’s why Seth Rollins got away with attacking Paul with a steel chair with no repercussions. Heyman said the best way to get that power and leverage is by winning championships, which is why Logan and Austin need to focus on beating the Usos for the world tag team championship. It’s a pretty good line of BS from Heyman, but all you have to do is look at the MFTs to know that having tag team gold doesn’t mean jack shit when it comes to gaining power and leverage in WWE. Then again, Solo had a dumb lantern as his advocate instead of a wise man, so maybe Paul Heyman is they key to making it all work.

Anyway, this led to a non-title match between the Usos and The Vision last week on Raw that ended in DQ when LA Knight ran in, fell on his ass, and tossed brass knuckles to the babyfaces. Jey Uso knocked out Theory with the weapon in front of the ref like an idiot, so now The Vision gets a rematch with the gold on the line tonight. Oh, and Heyman requested that it’s a Street Fight, which opens the door for all kinds of perfectly legal weapons, outside interference, and hadoukens. I guess Paul isn’t worried about run-ins from Knight, Seth Rollins, or Rollins’ jabroni army of masked men. If we rewind back to last week’s match, it was advertised as a title match at one point before WWE suddenly changed course. The change was reportedly made because WWE wanted the tag team championship to be on display a couple days later when the Usos were scheduled to be at MLB’s opening night on Netflix. If true, that seems like a sign that a title change may have been originally planned.