WWE Raw: Jey Uso's Shocking Title Loss to Gunther
Highlights from WWE Raw Following Money in the Bank 2025
The latest episode of WWE Raw, which aired after Money in the Bank 2025, was filled with unexpected twists. The main event was nothing short of thrilling, featuring Jey Uso defending his World Heavyweight Championship against Gunther. The match was so gripping that fans were on their feet, but the outcome left many stunned as Jey ultimately lost his title to The Ring General.
Match Overview and Fan Reactions
Fans had high expectations for chaos during the match, with many anticipating Seth Rollins to cash in his Money in the Bank contract on Jey Uso. However, that scenario did not unfold. Gunther claimed the World Championship for the second time in his career, marking a significant achievement. Jey was visibly upset following the defeat, with his son seen supporting him at ringside.
What Happened During WWE Raw?
In the previous Money in the Bank event, Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso triumphed over John Cena and Logan Paul. Following that, Jey faced Gunther on Raw, despite not being in peak condition due to injuries. The match was action-packed, with both competitors showing incredible resilience. Gunther demonstrated his strength by expertly countering Jey's moves.
Gunther's Victory and Title Capture
Ultimately, Gunther secured the win by applying a sleeper hold, leading to Jey's submission. The intensity of the match left fans shocked, as many had expected Jey to retain his championship. WWE's decision to shift the title was a surprising twist that caught the audience off guard.
Jey Uso's Brief Reign as Champion
Jey Uso had only recently won the World Heavyweight Championship on April 19, 2025, at WrestleMania 41 Night-1, marking his first world title in a 15-year career. Despite being one of WWE's most beloved stars, his reign lasted just 51 days, leading some to criticize the booking decisions made by Triple H. Many believed Jey deserved a longer title run.
Gunther's Previous Championship Success
Gunther had previously held the World Heavyweight Championship after defeating Damian Priest at SummerSlam 2024, enjoying a remarkable 258-day reign. With this new title win, all eyes will be on how he performs in his second championship run.