WWE's decision to place Jey Uso on the Alumni roster has sent shockwaves through wrestling fans.
On the latest edition of SmackDown, fans saw an intense showdown between The Bloodline family members that no one saw coming. Jimmy Uso took center stage, aiming to explain his actions during the Tribal Combat at SummerSlam 2023.
Tensions escalated as Jey Uso initially refused to attack his brother. He instead delivered a stunning blow to Solo Sikoa and Roman Reigns before eventually superkicking his brother Jimmy Uso.
After the chaos, Jey announced his departure and said he was out of The Bloodline, out of SmackDown, and out of WWE altogether, leaving fans stunned. Following this, the promotion moved The former Right Hand Man to the alumni section of their website.
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Fans took to Twitter to share their opinion on Jey leaving the promotion, with many speculating about a potential move to AEW. Others anticipated a potential debut at the highly anticipated All In pay-per-view in London.
Check out the reactions below:
"Joshua Fatu u are all elite," a fan tweeted.
"Look at top right of pick Jeff Hardy is in AEW what if ALL IN London Jey shows up," a fan tweeted.
"I’ll only believe it when I see Jey Uso is All Elite," a fan tweeted.
"Jey uso vs Omega ALL IN book it," a fan tweeted.
"Then they’re gonna make him go to AEW as kayfabe," a fan tweeted.
"I’ll be seeing Jey in AEW SOON," a fan tweeted.
How long did Jey Uso work for WWE?
The dynamic duo of The Usos, comprising Jimmy and Jey Uso, entered the WWE scene in 2009. On the May 24, 2010, episode of RAW, the duo made their main roster debut.
The Usos imprinted their names in history as eight-time WWE Tag Team Champions and have an unmatched record for the longest tag team title reign in history with an astonishing 622-day run.
This remarkable run come to an end in the main of WrestleMania 39 Night One against the team of Sami Zayn and Kevin Owens, who emerged as the new Tag Team Champions.
At Money in the Bank 2023, Jey Uso achieved one of the biggest moments of his career when he secured a career-defining victory with The Usos prevailing over Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa in the tag team main event.
This match saw Jey Uso pinning Roman Reigns, marking the first time Reigns had been pinned since December 2019. On SmackDown, Jey decided to quit the promotion after working in the company for almost 14 years.
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