The Usos then hit the 1D, a remix of the 3D, for the finish, with Jimmy Uso pinning Kingston for the one-two-three. “A hero needs a villain, and the villain needs a hero,” said Jimmy Uso.

Butch then snapped Jey’s hand, the same one that Jey may have broken on the European tour. In the closing moments, The Usos earned the win after hitting a huge 1D from the top rope on Butch.

Both teams had near-falls in a back-and-forth match. In the end, the Usos won with a 1D on Kofi Kingston in midair for the pin. Entering SmackDown, The Usos had been champions for 482 days ...

It was noted on commentary that The Usos are calling their version the 1D for One & Done. Bully took to Twitter after the pay-per-view and made a show of support to Jimmy and Jey. "Dear @WWEUsos ...

The Usos are using 1D as their new Tag team finisher. The longest reigning WWE tag team champions have won several matches using the move. WWE Hall of Famer and former Tag team Champion Bully Ray ...

WWE wrestler Jimmy Usos, right, puts down Kofi Kingston during WWE Live India Tour, in New Delhi, Friday, Jan. 15, 2016. WWE returned to Indian after a gap of 13 years to entertain their fans.

The Usos vs. The New Day kicked off tonight's episode of Friday Night SmackDown. It was a pay-per-view style match with many false finishes. The match ended with Jey and Jimmy hit the 1D on Kofi ...