Jey Uso to receive unexpected help from record-breaking WWE champion at Money in the Bank? Potential plot twist analyzed

WWE Superstar Jey Uso became the first person to qualify for the 2024 Men's Money in the Bank Ladder Match. The namesake premium live event is scheduled to be held on July 6, 2024, and will emanate live from the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto.

Main Event Jey Uso defeated Finn Balor and Rey Mysterio in a Triple Threat Match on the latest episode of Monday Night RAW to qualify for the 2024 Men's Money in the Bank Ladder Match. The Money in the Bank contract is a precious piece of paper to hold, and superstars can unfortunately stoop as low as needed to win it. In such a situation, a brother's help is the biggest blessing Jey can receive and, well, one can expect Jimmy Uso to show up.

Jimmy is currently out with an injury. When he returns, he will want to take revenge on Solo Sikoa and the new-look Bloodline for assaulting him. However, he cannot do this all by himself. Jimmy Uso would need help and The Yeet Master could aid his brother in his quest to seek revenge against the heel faction. However, Jimmy will need to bury the hatchet first. So, to ensure Main Event Jey Uso knows that he has truly changed, Jimmy can help his brother win the Money in the Bank briefcase this year.

Once Jey wins the briefcase, he can decide to reunite with his brother and help him against the new-look Bloodline of Solo Sikoa, Tama Tonga, and Tonga Loa. Moreover, this could pave the way for Roman Reigns' reunion with The Usos as well.

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Jey Uso revealed the inspiration behind his current gimmick in WWE

Jey Uso is one of the biggest babyfaces in WWE at the moment. He hypes up the crowd with his "YEET!" chants and energetic dance moves.

His current gimmick allows him to engage with the crowd in charismatic fashion and it has been one of the crucial reasons for his success in the Stamford-based promotion. During an interview with Battleground Podcast, he revealed that his current gimmick was influenced by WWE legend Bret "The Hitman" Hart.

"There was an old commercial with Bret Hart. Do you remember it? That commercial came on and he had the pink glasses. I'm automatically 'light bulb.' Like I need blue ones. I need the exact same ones but blue. Remember, it had the rubber strap on here and it was like very flimsy? I wanted that whole look. I wanted that. We couldn't get it but kind of took it a little bit to make it mine. But I stole the whole idea from Bret Hart," Jey Uso said.

Jey Uso's singles run has involved notable storylines and rivalries, but he has yet to secure a singles championship in the Stamford-based promotion.

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