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In Raw’s Buffalo main event, Jey Uso delivers Solo Sikoa to his Tribal Chief, triggering Solo’s unreal aura as he confronts Roman Reigns, while The Bloodline remains fractured, setting the stage for more dramatic power plays within WWE’s flagship group.
WWE's August 17 RAW is reportedly ending with a Bloodline moment as Jey Uso is set to hand Solo Sikoa to Roman Reigns, continuing their faction storyline; the rest of the card includes Gable vs. Mysterio for the Intercontinental Championship and World Heavyweight No. 1 Contender matches.
Solo Sikoa’s new, more serious vibe keeps the Bloodline saga afloat as he pins Jey Uso after Jimmy’s distraction in a 12-minute Raw main event, setting up more family drama next week; the show also advances Judgment Day with a notable women’s angle involving Liv Morgan, Becky Lynch, and Vaquer, plus Dominik Mysterio’s loss to Dragon Lee, and teases further tension in The Vision/Breakker storyline, but overall the midcard is solid if not standout, earning a Grade C.
Takecia Fatu has filed for divorce from WWE star Jey Uso after more than 12 years of marriage (since 2014), seeking primary physical custody of their minor son Jeyce, exclusive use of their Georgia home, and child and spousal support plus attorney fees; the couple also has an older son, and separation length isn’t disclosed. The filing comes amid fan speculation about Uso’s personal life, which he briefly addressed in April as he continues his WWE career.
TMZ reports that WWE star Jey Uso and his wife Takecia Travis Fatu are divorcing after 12 years of marriage, with Takecia requesting exclusive use of the home, spousal and child support, and attorney fees; they have two children. Jey has not issued a public statement, and there was no Raw segment listed for him at the time, even as his Bloodline storyline continues.
Atlantic City taped SmackDown spoilers reveal Cody Rhodes pinned Jey Uso in the main event, earning a showdown with Sami Zayn for the Undisputed Championship on next Friday’s SmackDown (July 7). The night also featured Jade Cargill/Michin/B-Fab defeating Flair/Stratton/Green, Rey Fenix retaining the AAA Cruiserweight title over Vikingo, Carmelo Hayes vs. Trick Williams set as a non-title match for July 10, and Danhausen announcing a JD McDonagh bout at MSG on July 18, along with Balor’s involvement in the Rhodes storyline and Uso sustaining an ankle injury but finishing the match.
Oba Femi defeated Jey Uso at Night of Champions, and the piece argues his regal silver-and-gold attire foreshadowed a future reign, noting that wrestlers’ wardrobe often signals turning points and character shifts, a pattern also seen with Jacob Fatu and Seth Rollins.
Oba Femi defeated Jey Uso in about eight minutes at WWE Night of Champions in Riyadh to capture the 2026 King of the Ring, finishing with the Fall from Grace powerbomb; post-match promos teased a SummerSlam world-title showdown, with Femi hinting at challenging either Roman Reigns or Cody Rhodes.
In Riyadh at WWE Night of Champions, Oba Femi defeated Jey Uso to win the King of the Ring tournament, while Iyo Sky outlasted Liv Morgan to become Queen of the Ring. Seth Rollins overcame Bron Breakker in a tense steel cage bout, Trick Williams retained the U.S. Championship against Ricky Saints, and the show built anticipation for Cody Rhodes vs. Gunther vs. Sami Zayn in the WWE Championship main event. The crowd of over 18,000 and ongoing Night of Champions setup underscored a night focused on the tournament winners and top title pictures heading toward SummerSlam.
The article debates whether WWE should immediately push Oba Femi to win King of the Ring or let him develop, noting his pop but limited long-form equity compared with veterans like Jey Uso; a loss at Night of Champions could backfire or, conversely, burnish his story by forcing a reinvention, potentially delivering a stronger, longer-lasting star.
Jey Uso tells WWE he doesn’t care about fan backlash, using the hate as fuel as he pursues a world title. Night of Champions features the King of the Ring final between Jey Uso and Oba Femi, with the winner earning a title shot at SummerSlam, and the piece notes the possibility of The Bloodline holding both world titles if Jey wins there and Cody Rhodes loses at SummerSlam.
WWE World Heavyweight champion Roman Reigns defeated Jacob Fatu in Tribal Combat at Clash in Italy, forcing Fatu to acknowledge Reigns as Tribal Chief; Fatu protests by calling Reigns' win a "punk ass." The Bloodline storyline expands as Jey Uso's position within the Bloodline tightens and potential matches between Jey, Jacob, and Reigns loom.
Jey Uso was attacked on SmackDown and ruled out of the Elimination Chamber; Logan Paul vs. Jacob Fatu was booked as his replacement, with Paul winning after Drew McIntyre hit Fatu with the WWE Championship.
Kevin Owens makes his return ahead of Elimination Chamber as SmackDown chaos unfolds: Jey Uso is hospitalized after an attack and may miss the Chamber; Carmelo Hayes survives an Open Challenge against Matt Cardona to retain the US Title; Nia Jax and Lash Legend dethrone Rhea Ripley and Iyo Sky to become the new Women’s Tag Team champions; Logan Paul vs. Jacob Fatu ends with a masked attacker interrupting the finish; Jey Uso is officially replaced for the Chamber.
A backstage attack sidelines Jey Uso from the men’s Elimination Chamber, and Logan Paul wins a qualifier against Jacob Fatu to take Uso’s spot, joining Cody Rhodes, Randy Orton, LA Knight, Trick Williams, and Je’Von Evans in the Chamber.