The September 8, 2025, episode of Monday Night Raw from Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee delivered a chaotic main event that left the WWE Universe reeling. The night culminated in a shocking moment when Jey Uso, a beloved babyface, unleashed a thunderous Spear on LA Knight, moments after The Vision’s Bronson Reed and Bron Breakker launched a brutal post-match assault. This unexpected betrayal, captured in a viral WWE X post with over 4 million views, has sparked fury among fans, with #JeyUso trending as debates rage over his motives.
The main event pitted LA Knight against Bronson Reed, with Bron Breakker at ringside. Knight, fueled by his ongoing feud with The Vision, delivered a high-energy performance, landing his signature elbow drop and Blunt Force Trauma. Despite his efforts, Reed capitalized on Breakker’s interference, hitting a devastating Death Valley Driver to secure the pin. Post-match, The Vision continued their attack, targeting Knight with a spear from Breakker and a crushing senton from Reed. Jimmy Uso rushed to the ring, wielding a steel chair to fend off the duo, momentarily uniting with Knight in a show of solidarity. The crowd erupted as the brothers stood tall, only for Jey Uso to stun everyone by spearing Knight, leaving him writhing as the show went off-air.
Fans took to X to express their outrage, with one post reading, “Jey turning on LA Knight? This ain’t the YEET we know!” The incident follows weeks of tension, as Jey and Knight clashed verbally over their failed bid to dethrone Seth Rollins at Clash in Paris. Jey’s actions, coupled with Jimmy’s backstage comment that Jey “sounded like Roman,” hint at a potential shift in The Bloodline’s dynamics, especially with Roman Reigns sidelined by fractured ribs from a prior Vision attack. Some speculate Jey is channeling Reigns’ ruthless leadership, possibly setting the stage for a heel turn, a move that would shake WWE’s landscape.
The episode also featured AJ Styles defeating El Grande Americano, thanks to Dragon Lee’s timely intervention, and Raquel Rodriguez overcoming Lyra Valkyria. However, the main event’s fallout dominated discourse. The Usos’ announcement of a tag team match against Reed and Breakker at Wrestlepalooza on September 20 has heightened anticipation, but Jey’s spear has cast doubt on his alliance with Knight. Posts on X suggest fans are torn, with some calling it a “genius storyline twist” and others lamenting the betrayal of a fan-favorite partnership.
As Raw prepares for its Netflix debut next week, this controversy has boosted viewership, with early Nielsen data reporting a 10% uptick. The WWE Universe is buzzing with questions: Is Jey Uso breaking bad, or was this a miscommunication? With Wrestlepalooza looming, the fallout promises to reshape The Bloodline’s saga, keeping fans glued to the unfolding drama.
