Latest update on Jey Uso following injury at WWE WrestlePalooza 2025

Jey Uso picked up an injury at WrestlePalooza!

Jey Uso has provided fans with a clear update after suffering a nasty head wound during The Usos’ WrestlePalooza showdown against Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed. The match marked the brothers’ first tag outing since March, but chaos overshadowed their reunion.

With LA Knight serving as special guest referee, rules were quickly tossed aside. The Brons brought brute force, while The Usos leaned on their trademark aggression. Knight’s involvement only added fuel to the fire, letting weapons come into play as the action spiraled out of control.

At one point, Jey swung a steel chair at Breakker with so much force that it ricocheted back, splitting his head open. The gruesome gash required immediate medical attention, and the star was briefly placed under concussion protocol.

Jey Uso shares an update on his injury

Despite fears that the cut might keep him sidelined, Jey was cleared to wrestle just two nights later on WWE RAW, where he defeated LA Knight in singles action. This victory confirmed that he had avoided serious damage, though the wound left fans uneasy.

On Wednesday, Jey addressed the situation directly through Instagram. Sharing a photo of his stitched head, he showed that the cut was healing well, even if it looked painful. The image quickly circulated on wrestling social media, sparking both concern and admiration for the grit of “Main Event Jey.”

The update reassured fans who feared a setback in his ongoing push, particularly given his aspirations to climb back into world title contention.

What’s next for The Usos and LA Knight?

While Jey’s physical condition is improving, his rivalry with LA Knight is far from finished. On RAW, tensions between The Megastar and The Usos only grew worse. Jey made it clear he has no love for Knight, while Jimmy surprisingly appeared to back the fan-favourite referee.

This split hints at deeper storylines ahead. Could The Usos once again find themselves on opposite sides, with Knight as the spark? Or will Jey’s fiery pursuit of championship gold take priority over his brother’s loyalties?

Adding to the intrigue, former WWE writer Vince Russo criticized the idea of turning Jey heel. Russo argued that the star is too popular and sells too much merchandise for WWE to risk alienating the audience. With “YEET” chants still echoing across arenas, creative may face a tough decision on whether to tweak Jey’s character.

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