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Jey Uso Retains the World Heavyweight Championship in Epic Battle Against Logan Paul
October 17, 2025 — Saturday Night’s Main Event will go down as one of the most unforgettable nights in WWE history. The show was electric from the start, as Jey Uso entered the arena in full “Day One Ish” energy, backed by thunderous crowd support and a performance that reminded everyone exactly why he’s the World Heavyweight Champion.
A 15-Year Journey to the Top
This night wasn’t just about a title match. It was the 15-year anniversary of Jey Uso’s WWE debut alongside his brother Jimmy on Monday Night RAW. From that moment to now—standing alone as the reigning world champ—it’s been a ride filled with struggle, triumph, betrayal, and growth.
And on this night, in front of a raucous crowd, Jey stood tall with the title on the line against one of the most polarizing figures in the business: Logan Paul.
Logan Paul Brings the Fight
Logan Paul, flanked by his reputation as both a social media star and elite in-ring performer, made his intentions crystal clear—he wasn’t here to play. From bell to bell, Paul showed off his explosive athleticism: hitting blockbuster moves, high-impact elbows, and even a second-rope moonsault attempt.
He nearly stole the victory several times. His infamous titanium right hand—responsible for knocking out Jey multiple times in recent weeks—was locked and loaded. At one point, he connected with it after Jey’s shoulder was driven into an exposed turnbuckle, yet Jey still found a way to kick out.
Cena's Shocking Betrayal
But then came the twist. John Cena, earlier in the night seen backstage warning Jey Uso about the dangers of losing to a “YouTuber,” stormed the ring during the final stretch of the match. As Jey was closing in on victory, Cena pulled the referee out of the ring and began assaulting Jey Uso, shocking the WWE Universe.
Cena has made it clear for weeks now—he believes wrestling is in danger, and Jey is a symbol of everything he wants to destroy. He even declared his mission was to see Logan Paul as champion, to “retire with the title” and end this new era of WWE once and for all.
Cody Rhodes Returns to Even the Odds
Just when it looked like Cena’s interference would cost Jey the match, the American Nightmare Cody Rhodes returned for the first time since WrestleMania! Cody laid out Cena with a Cross Rhodes, evening the odds and sending the arena into a frenzy.
Meanwhile, Logan Paul attempted to capitalize with brass knuckles—but missed. Jey struck with a thunderous superkick, followed by his trademark frog splash, just as referee Rod Zapata recovered to make the three-count.
Jey Uso Retains!
Winner and still World Heavyweight Champion: Jey Uso
The crowd erupted as Jey’s music hit. The “Day One Ish” energy came full circle, with Jey celebrating 15 years in the business with the biggest win of his singles career—defeating Logan Paul in the main event despite overwhelming odds.
And then came the final words from Cody Rhodes:
“I’m back! I’m ready to fight! You’ve got yourself a partner in Logan Paul—I’ve got myself a brother in the World Heavyweight Champion!”
It’s Official: Cena & Logan vs. Cody & Jey at Money in the Bank
The stage is now set for an explosive tag team match at Money in the Bank:
John Cena & Logan Paul vs. Cody Rhodes & Jey Uso.
This war is far from over—but tonight, Jey Uso stood tall, the crowd YEETED, and the prophecy Cena feared didn’t come true... yet.
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