Jey Uso Walks Out On Jimmy Uso, Doesn’t Declare Loyalty To The Bloodline On SmackDown
The Bloodline saga took yet another interesting turn on this week’s episode of WWE SmackDown as Jey Uso walked out on Jimmy Uso without declaring where his allegiance to the faction lies.
Friday’s edition of SmackDown saw Paul Heyman tempting Jey to declare his loyalty to The Bloodline after Jimmy was banished last week.
Heyman informed Jey that Roman Reigns desired to see him as the next Tribal Chief and that Jimmy always hated his brother for it.
Heyman also set up a WWE United States Championship match between Jey and Austin Theory for the main event of SmackDown.
While Jey did not declare his loyalty to The Bloodline, he told Heyman that the two of them cannot co-exist in the faction.
During the United States Title match, Pretty Deadly hit the ring to assist Theory but Jimmy came down for the save.
Solo Sikoa blindsided Jimmy, but Jey blocked a Samoan Spike and Jimmy accidentally hit him with a stray superkick which allowed Theory to score the victory.
Following the loss, Jey left the ring and walked past Heyman and Solo to close out the show.
You can check out some highlights from the match and segment below:
“If I’m in #TheBloodline, that means you’re out of #TheBloodline.”
Jey @WWEUsos isn’t playing with @HeymanHustle 👀😮💨#SmackDown pic.twitter.com/oxtwrWFt8q
— WWE (@WWE) June 10, 2023
Who is to blame for Jey @WWEUsos‘ loss?#SmackDown pic.twitter.com/JMDZgIbTt3
— WWE on FOX (@WWEonFOX) June 10, 2023
Where does Jey @WWEUsos stand?#SmackDown pic.twitter.com/I8GE8mUJuh
— WWE on FOX (@WWEonFOX) June 10, 2023
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