Has Jey Uso Really Left WWE?

Jey Uso left WWE on last week’s SmackDown episode. The former tag team champion made the shocking announcement on SmackDown in Canada during the closing moments of the show.

Uso took out his twin brother Jimmy, the Undisputed Universal Champion Roman Reigns and the Enforcer Solo Sikoa. While on his way out of the arena, Jey Uso shouted that he was done with The Bloodline, SmackDown and WWE.

Soon after, WWE removed Jey from the list of active Superstars on their official website. They moved him to the alumni section. This move has led to fans questioning whether or not Jey Uso is still a WWE Superstar. Well, the answer to that question is that Jey has not really left WWE.

WWE Isn’t advertising Jey Uso for any TV dates and Payback PLE.

WWE have moved his profile to the Alumni page.

This is how you do a walk out. WWE planning this perfectly. pic.twitter.com/qn08RHI9Zj

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According to a report by Fightful, Uso is not leaving WWE. A fake statement quoting Fightful as the source surfaced on social media claiming that one half of the Usos, Jey, was heading to All Elite Wrestling. However, the rumor was debunked by Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful, who stated that his website did not publish any such news.

Jey Uso is still a WWE Superstar

The report further stated that Jey continues to be under WWE contract even though the company has moved him to the alumni section on their website. It is all a part of The Bloodline storyline, and he is likely to make his return in the upcoming weeks.

Was this the last time we’ll ever see Jey Uso? pic.twitter.com/AiYSRkFu2t

— WWE (@WWE) August 12, 2023

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As far Jey’s immediate future is concerned, the former tag team champion will not appear on this week’s SmackDown. In fact, none of the members of The Bloodline have been advertised for this Friday’s episode. According to a report by BWE, the other Superstars will have the onus of maintaining the ratings of the blue brand in the absence of the hottest act in the company.