For a fleeting moment on RAW, it seemed as though Jey Uso and LA Knight had finally buried the hatchet. That illusion quickly vanished when Knight blindsided Jey with a BFT, leaving him motionless in the center of the ring as the broadcast ended.
The tension began after the main event, where Knight insisted on teaming with Jimmy Uso against The Vision’s Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed. The pairing fell short, and the victors didn’t stop at the bell, continuing their attack. That’s when Jey Uso stormed in with a steel chair, driving off Breakker and Reed to protect his estranged brother. With the ring cleared, Jey offered Knight a handshake. Knight accepted—only to strike moments later as Jey turned away.
Knight wasted no time explaining his actions, taking to X to cut a promo aimed directly at Jey. He framed the ambush as retribution for the spear Jey delivered the previous week.
“Now we’re even, now we’re good,” Knight said. “See, Jey Uso thought we were good last week—nah, nah, now we’re good. I wanted that little receipt you were talking about, and I got it right there, dropping you on your head. And guess what, at this point, now we’re good, now we’re even…” (h/t ITR Wrestling)
Now we’re even…🧾 pic.twitter.com/QKZKb2CKyi
— LA Knight (@RealLAKnight) September 16, 2025
The Megastar added that while he wished Jey luck at Wrestlepalooza, there would be consequences if their paths collided again.
The attack further strains the already fragile bond between the Uso brothers. In recent weeks, Jimmy has accused Jey of adopting Roman Reigns’ old demeanor as Tribal Chief, fueling a growing rift.
Now, just days before Wrestlepalooza, the brothers head into the event with lingering distrust, still booked to team together against Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed.