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With Sami’s insertion into the match, the odds seem to be against The Prodigal Son, and fans could be hoping for a title change on SmackDown. However, this doesn’t seem to be the case, as WWE accidentally spoiled the winner of the Cody vs. Gunther match.
WWE seemingly spoiled the Cody Rhodes vs. Gunther match winner on RAW
During WWE RAW this week, the King of the Ring tournament semifinal took place, where Oba Femi defeated Dominik Mysterio to reach the finals. Jey Uso also appeared on the show, hyping his upcoming KOTR semifinal match against Je’Von Evans.
In a conversation with Byron Saxton, Jey Uso asserted that he would defeat The Young OG, after which he would send Oba Femi back to Nigeria and win the King of the Ring tournament.
He also promised to lock horns with Cody Rhodes for the Undisputed WWE Championship at SummerSlam 2026. It’s crucial to note that Cody will be putting the title up against The Ring General on the upcoming episode of SmackDown, but Jey never mentioned The Ring General in his promo.
The YEET Master didn’t explore the notion that Gunther could win the match and go into The Biggest Party of the Summer with the championship, seemingly spoiling the outcome.
The former Imperium Leader might be losing again
With this, it appears that WWE is heading toward a Jey Uso vs. Cody Rhodes match at SummerSlam and has no plans for a title change on SmackDown.
Usually, a future challenger targets both the stars involved in a title match. However, this wasn’t the case on RAW this week, an indication that Jey Uso accidentally spoiled that Gunther might be losing to The American Nightmare again.
The company already dropped hints about the Cody Rhodes vs. Jey Uso match
Over the past few weeks, WWE has dropped considerable hints about the Rhodes vs. Jey Uso match. The Original Tribal Chief was engaged in a face-off with Cody post-Clash in Italy.
Later, the Head of the Table promised to teach The Prodigal Son a lesson. Following this, he urged The YEET Master to win KOTR and go after Rhodes’ Undisputed Championship and bring it back to The Bloodline.
Cody has also said that Jey deserved a title shot, and that he would welcome the challenge
All this makes it evident that the company has been planning The American Nightmare vs. Jey match for a long time. To execute this plan, Gunther might be suffering another loss.
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