Jey Uso Addresses Losing The World Heavyweight Title After WWE Raw Goes Off The Air

Jey Uso is no longer WWE World Heavyweight Champion, having dropped the title back to Gunther on the June 9 edition of Monday Night Raw.

The two talents exchanged sleepers in the final moments of the match, calling back to their past encounters, but Gunther eventually locked in a final sleeper, winning the match by KO.

After Raw went off the air, Jey Uso addressed his loss to the live crowd alongside his son, Jace.

"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," Uso said.

"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," he continued.

"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."

Following his World Heavyweight Title loss, Jey Uso may not be around on WWE TV for the next several years. He revealed ahead of WrestleMania 41 that he only has a couple of years left.

H/T Fightful

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