WWE RAW ended by organising the Saturday Evening’s Predominant Occasion match for the vacant World Championship. After GM Adam Pearce took the belt from The Imaginative and prescient, he arrange a battle royal that former champion Jey Uso gained. After his controversial victory, Predominant Occasion Jey gloated in a post-show rant.
The battle royal essential evented final evening’s version of RAW, pitting the very best the Pink Model needed to supply, minus The Imaginative and prescient, who brought about this mess. By the top, it was Jimmy and Jey Uso, Soiled Dominik Mysterio, and LA Knight vying for an opportunity at glory whereas CM Punk sat on the commentary desk.
In a stunning transfer, Jey Uso eradicated his personal brother and LA Knight on the similar time, leaving it between himself and the Intercontinental and AAA Mega Champion. Jey would outlast the “Biggest Mysterio” to safe the second spot within the World Title match at Saturday Evening’s Predominant Occasion on November 1. After RAW, Jey went off whereas a digicam operator adopted him up the ramp.
“Again to the highest! Again to the **** prime! Like I by no means left!”
Uso and Punk have not precisely been on good phrases in current months, and Predominant Occasion Jey is able to go to warfare to get again what he thinks is his.
Jey Uso vows to be a two-time WWE Champion at Saturday Evening’s Predominant Occasion
Jey Uso posted a reel on his Instagram account with highlights from WWE RAW in addition to a warning to the Voice of the Unvoiced.
The submit confirmed a picture of the face-off between Jey and Punk, calling him out and promising that Jey would turn out to be a two-time WWE World Champion. Although he additionally seemingly threatened Punk, claiming, “THIS IS WAR.”
Jey Uso’s angle change hasn’t gone over effectively with the locker room, Jimmy Uso included. After final evening’s betrayal, it is clear that Jey is not holding again anymore, taking the recommendation the OTC gave him a month again. He is searching for primary.
Edited by Greg Bush