So, I was digging around the internet, trying to figure out if Jey Uso is gonna jump ship to AEW. It’s been a hot topic, you know? Lots of whispers and all that.
I started by checking out what the man himself, Jey Uso, has been up to lately. Turns out, he’s been killing it on Monday Night RAW. Dude’s really shining as a solo act, not just a tag team guy anymore. I watched a few of his recent matches, and man, the crowd loves him. “Yeet!” chants everywhere. It’s wild!
Then I went down the rabbit hole of fan forums and wrestling news sites. Seems like folks are split. Some think he’s too deep into the WWE, especially with the whole Bloodline story which was really a big story, and it’s like his family. He and his brother, also his wife and children, I mean, they’re practically wrestling royalty. But then, there’s the other side, imagining all these dream matches he could have in AEW. I gotta admit, the thought of The Usos against some of those AEW tag teams is pretty exciting.
I even looked into what some of the big wrestling journalists are saying. They’re mostly on the side of “he’s probably staying put.” One report even mentioned Jey’s own words about not leaving WWE anytime soon. But, you know how it is in wrestling, things can change in a heartbeat. And now he declared that he will be entering the WWE Intercontinental Title tournament.
Here’s what I gathered:
- Jey’s current run: He’s doing great on RAW, gaining a ton of popularity as a singles wrestler.
- The Bloodline factor: That whole saga made him a huge star, and it’s tied to his real-life family. Hard to just walk away from that.
- AEW possibilities: There are some killer tag teams in AEW that would make for epic matches with The Usos.
- What the experts say: Most think he’s staying with WWE, at least for now.
After all this digging, my take is that Jey Uso ain’t going anywhere right now. He’s got a good thing going in WWE, the fans are behind him, and he’s in a prime spot. But hey, never say never in the wrestling world, right? Things can always change.
