Jey Uso reacts to Sami Zayn winning the Undisputed WWE Championship with a message for his former Bloodline stablemate

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On his Instagram story, Jey celebrated Zayn’s win and seemed quite stunned with the outcome of the Night of Champions main event. Jey and Zayn bonded during their days in The Bloodline despite Jey initially not being in favour of the idea of Zayn being a part of the group, claiming that he wasn’t family.

“Wow!!! My mfn dawg @samizayn,” wrote Jey.

Check out a screengrab of Jey’s Instagram story:

Triple H broke his silence after Sami Zayn became the new Undisputed WWE Champion

Triple H reacted to Sami Zayn winning the Undisputed WWE Championship in the main event of Night of Champions. On social media, The Game shared a photo with the new champion and congratulated him on the victory.

Triple H concluded his message by suggesting one should never stop believing, which is the case for Zayn.

“From underdog to undisputed. Congrats to the NEW @WWE Undisputed Champion @SamiZayn! Never say never.”

Sami Zayn has had several shots at the WWE World Championship, but came up short on every single occasion. This time around, things were different for the 41-year-old superstar, who pinned the now-former champion Rhodes to win the title.

The Zayn-Rhodes feud could continue post-Night of Champions. Meanwhile, the third man of the Triple Threat Match at Night of Champions, Gunther, put his hands on Nick Aldis after the loss in Saudi Arabia.