Jey Uso has picked his side.
For weeks, Uso's loyalty has been unclear, as he walked out on The Bloodline (Roman Reigns, The Usos, Solo Sikoa & Paul Heyman) at WWE Royal Rumble. There, he turned on the group when he hit Reigns with a chair, as he refused to participate in their attack on Kevin Owens. The stable then attacked him, but Jey walked away. Ever since, he has kept his distance from The Bloodline and hinted at his allegiance to Zayn, as they formed a close alliance during Sami's time throughout The Bloodline.
Jey showed up at the last minute to defend the SmackDown Tag Team Championship with Jimmy on the February 10 episode of WWE SmackDown, but his intentions were still unclear. He has continued to pop up here and there, but on the March 3 episode of SmackDown, Reigns told Jimmy that he had one week to get Jey to come back and fall in line.
On the March 6 episode of WWE Raw, Zayn faced Jimmy Uso in the main event. In the closing moments, Jey appeared in the crowd, and the distraction helped Sami clinch the win. After the bell, Jey came to the ring and shared an emotional moment with Jey. He then walked out of his brother and stood by Zayn at ringside. Jey proceeded to hug Sami before he blasted him with a superkick. The Usos and Sikoa beat up Zayn until Cody Rhodes made the save.
The SHOCKING ending to #WWERaw we all feared!
— WWE (@WWE) March 7, 2023
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Jey then stood alongside Jimmy and Sikoa as the show came to a close.
Earlier in the show on March 6, Kevin Owens defeated Sikoa via disqualification when Jimmy got involved, and Sami saved Owens from a beatdown. Owens later rejected Zayn's latest pitch for the two of them to fight The Bloodline together.
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