Jey took to Instagram Stories Thursday night to recreate his mid-'90s Vibe magazine cover, portraying Dr. Snoop Dogg.
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Jay Uso, who Zayn “acknowledged” at last week’s Blue Brand show, sent out a teaser as to where his allegiance lies ahead of Saturday’s premium live event. Jey took to Instagram Stories Thursday night to recreate his mid-’90s Vibe magazine cover, portraying Dr. Snoop Dogg. Dre, Tupac Shakur and Suge Knight of Death Row Records were front and center, celebrating the quartet’s dominance in the hip-hop industry. A replica of Jey’s magazine cover shows that only four of his The Bloodline members are actually related: Reigns, himself, Jimmy Uso, and Solo Sikoa.
Since refusing to participate in Zayn’s takedown of Bloodline at the Royal Rumble, Jay has isolated himself from his family, finally ending up in The Usos’ planned “WWE SmackDown” tag team championship defense against Braun Strowman and Ricochet. Appeared at the last minute for .weeks. After the match, Jey didn’t answer clearly when asked by The Bloodline if he was “in or out”, but revealed that his brother could count on him. Later in the show, Zayn and Jay shared a behind-the-scenes moment, further questioning Jay’s loyalty to his family.
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Fans believe Jay’s latest social posts on his media suggest that he’s back on the same page as his bloodline brother. This was a big change from his stance at the Royal Rumble, where he appeared to be on the side his “mate” Zayn asked. Jay then wrote on social media, “I’m out,” and didn’t show up for the “SmackDown” broadcast with his family, prompting Reigns to question both his loyalty and whereabouts.
As part of the pedigree story, Reigns accused Zayn of “breaking up my family” and vowed to embarrass Zayn in front of fans in his hometown of Montreal, Quebec, Canada on Saturday night. Interestingly, last week’s “SmackDown” ended with Paul Heyman instructing The Usos to “stay at home” and see what they can’t see while in the arena. I wasn’t thrilled to see share a fist pump. Will Jay still show up in Montreal?
He will return to the company in early 2023. Joe Ellen Lyons Dillon, Jeffrey R. Speed, and Alan M. Wexler have been removed from the WWE Board of Directors with immediate effect, with the written consent of the former Royal Rumble winners, and replaced by Michelle Wilson and George Barrios. Additionally, Stephanie McMahon announced her retirement from all positions within the company, leaving Nick Kahn as the sole CEO. Triple H will continue to serve as his CCO and Head Booker.
The former WCW President also said he is jealous of Triple H, Bruce Prichard and all the people currently working on WWE’s creative team for their involvement at this time. He said that he “would love to be in their place” with a major problem in their feet, having two of the hottest stars in the industry, Cody Rhodes and Sami Zayn, come up against the high heels. Roman Reigns’ heel. The WWE Hall of Famer said there was no wrong choice in what WWE was doing, calling it a “good position”. Reigns will defend his title against Zayn at the Elimination Chamber and if he retains the title, he will face Royal Rumble men’s winner Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania 39.
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