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Jey Uso Addresses World Heavyweight Title Loss on Raw, Shares Emotional Message After Defeat

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Jey Uso addresses World Heavyweight Title loss on Raw after being defeated by Gunther during the June 9 edition of WWE Monday Night Raw in Phoenix. In a hard-fought headline match, Uso lost his championship as both competitors traded sleeper holds, with Gunther ultimately sealing the victory by knockout and reclaiming the title.

The thrilling contest saw the two athletes revisit previous moments from their rivalry, escalating to a dramatic finish that left the crowd on their feet. Following the conclusion of Raw, Jey Uso joined his son, Jace, in the ring to speak directly to those in attendance about the loss and what it meant to him personally.

An Outpouring of Emotion in Phoenix After the Main Event

In a heartfelt post-show speech, Uso connected with fans as well as his family present ringside, offering a candid apology and recognizing Gunther as a formidable competitor.

“Ladies and gentlemen, this is my youngest son, Jace. I’m so happy — I brought him on the road with me this weekend. Y’all seen him a couple of times on videos with me. Even though I lost, I’m so glad he was here with me, travelling the road with me. I really wanna say I’m sorry to my son. I’m sorry to everybody here. I fought my ass off. GUNTHER is that dude. One of the best athletes, one of the best pros I ever stepped foot in the ring with. At the end of the night, I got hella respect for that man, so give it up for GUNTHER,”

—Jey Uso

Uso then energized the Phoenix crowd with his gratitude and optimism for what’s ahead, promising that another opportunity would come and expressing his appreciation for the electric atmosphere they provided that night.

“But I’ma run it back. I’ma run it back. Aye Phoenix, y’all are lit. When I come out and do my entrance, I can feel the vibe in every other city. Aye, tonight, though, tonight, y’all was turnt up. I wish everyone could experience what we get to experience back there, like walking through these curtains. I’m very, very blessed, man. I stay humble in front of y’all. I love what I do, I don’t ever take this for granted, alright? I love all of y’all,”

—Jey Uso

Valuing Fans and Families in a Memorable Night

Beyond the outcome in the ring, Uso shared a personal message directed at parents and children in the arena. His words stressed the importance of showing love and appreciation, alongside a lighthearted reminder about daily routines.

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“Parents, appreciate y’all’s hard work, spending money to bring y’all’s loved ones to a show. Kids, aye kids, real talk, tell your parents you love them, right? Listen to ’em. Something simple as picking up after yourself means a lot. You feel me? You all heard me say this a couple of times because I got kids. Pick up after yourself, say your prayers, wash y’all’s ass when it’s bedtime, don’t get no attitude, brush y’all teeth, you know what I’m saying? Did you brush your teeth this morning? Okay, well, good. Real talk, love y’all. One time for the one time. Four letters.”

—Jey Uso

His statements captured the mix of family values and intensity that marked his title run, resonating with the packed crowd and his fellow WWE roster members alike.

What Lies Ahead for Jey Uso After His Title Reign

With the end of his reign as WWE World Heavyweight Champion, questions have surfaced regarding Jey Uso’s long-term future in WWE. Ahead of WrestleMania 41, Uso disclosed that he may only have a few years remaining on his wrestling career, increasing the emotional weight of every appearance. The WWE audience, as well as those tuning in around the world, continue to follow his journey closely as he decides what comes next both for himself and his family, including his son Jace.

As the dust settles from Monday Night Raw in Phoenix, Uso’s words and performance have left a lasting impression, shaping anticipation for future chapters in his storied WWE career.

Michael jones
Michael jones
Michael Jones is a journalist at CynicalTimes.org, dedicated to covering the WWE Raw Men’s Division. With one year of experience in pro wrestling journalism, he provides fans with up-to-date coverage of major matches, superstar rivalries, and evolving storylines from Monday Night Raw. Michael’s reporting dives into the personalities, promos, and pivotal moments that define the Raw brand, offering insights into character arcs, backstage developments, and pay-per-view buildup. He brings a fresh, detail-oriented perspective to his writing, aiming to inform, entertain, and connect readers to the energy and excitement of WWE’s flagship show. Whether it's a rising contender or a veteran champion, Michael highlights the key figures driving the Raw men’s division forward.
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