Despite their fractured relationship onscreen, Jey said his match against Jimmy on Saturday was the most fun he’s had in a WWE ring. Still, the wrestler has been unable to fully process the fact that the siblings performed in front of a packed WrestleMania audience. Looking ahead, Jey revealed that his primary focus is presenting an authentic version of himself to the fans.

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“I was always doing [things] for others a lot of the time,” Uso continued. “It’s just cool because I never thought the people would get behind me the way they did, especially when I went to ‘Raw,’ because I was nervous. I was like, ‘Man, I don’t know if they’re gonna accept me alone.'”

It’s safe to say that Uso has found success as a singles competitor. Since Uso joined the “WWE Raw” roster last year, the former tag team mainstay has challenged for titles, wrestled some of the biggest stars in the company, and — yes — spent time in a tag team with Rhodes, including a brief tag title run in October.

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