Jey Uso says he'll "handle" Bloodline business while Roman Reigns is busy with Solo Sikoa; is taken out seconds after

Modified Dec 31, 2024 02:16 GMT

Jey Uso, Roman Reigns, and Solo Sikoa — Jey Uso is a former Intercontinental Champion (Image source: WWE's YouTube channel)

Jey Uso addressed his feud with the Bloodline. However, he was taken out moments later.

Jey Uso has found himself back in a feud against the Bloodline after he decided to reunite with Roman Reigns and Jimmy Uso at Survivor Series: WarGames. Since then, he has been at loggerheads with his real-life family members.

Tonight on WWE RAW, Jey addressed his feud with the Bloodline and said he would "handle" them while Roman Reigns took care of Solo Sikoa, referring to the OTC's upcoming match against the self-proclaimed Tribal Chief. However, he was interrupted by Sikoa.

Since Jey was busy with his brother, Drew McIntyre took the opportunity to attack him from behind. Jey put up a fight, but McIntyre hit him with a Glasgow Kiss. The Scottish Psychopath was about to go for the Claymore kick when WWE officials entered the ring to separate them.

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It looked like Drew was done for the night and headed to the back when he turned around, ran down to the ring, and hit Jey with a Claymore kick.

Drew McIntyre's assault on Jey Uso has stemmed from the fact that the Bloodline cost him the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship at Clash at the Castle 2022.

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