Jey Uso fires back at claims he’s the “most hated” WWE star

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However, last week on Friday Night SmackDown, Uso defeated Finn Balor, LA Knight, and Royce Keys to advance into the semifinal of the ongoing King of the Ring tournament. Many fans did not like WWE’s decision to have Jey secure the win ahead of LA Knight and Finn Balor. The highlights video of the match posted on YouTube became one of the most disliked videos on WWE’s channel in recent times.

Amid all the online criticism of WWE and Jey Uso, SuplexInsider on X posted a picture of The Bloodline member, asking the fans if he was currently the most hated WWE star. The tweet caught Uso’s attention, and in response, he insinuated that he was the most loved star instead.

You can check out the tweet below:

Jey Uso opens up about his legacy as a WWE Superstar

During a recent interview with House of Solo, Jey Uso pointed out that his family had always been influential in his life.

The Bloodline member claimed that he and Jimmy Uso made their own legacy as a tag team in WWE. Uso further added that he made a new legacy for himself in 2023 and 2024 as a singles star.

“Family has always influenced me regardless of my career. Family first, always. Before money, before fame, before all of that. Because when everything is all gone, all you have left is your relationships with your family. […] I feel like we made OUR legacy when I debuted with my brother. Because that is when we finally got in the game, which is a very hard thing to do. The truth is, I started a new legacy in 2023-2024 when I started to step out on my own and built the ‘Yeet Man,'” Uso said. [H/T: House of Solo]

Jey Uso is scheduled to wrestle J’Von Evans in the semifinal of the King of the Ring tournament. It will be interesting to see if he can defeat The Young OG to punch his ticket to the final against Oba Femi.