“Hard To Watch”: Nia Jax Takes Clear Shot at Jey Uso, Teases Role in Roman Reigns’ Bloodline

Jey Uso has been on a constant rise in his business since clinching a remarkable WrestleMania win against Jimmy Uso. Although the younger Uso failed to capitalize on his hard-earned shot at the WWE Heavyweight Championship during Backlash, the warm ‘Yeet’ reception he garnered out there reimbursed the tone of desolation. The Yeet Chants didn’t stop resonating even after the night with the entire WWE crew of This Week, including Megan Morant bringing it on in a video clip.

While the endearing cheers in the video indicated an inevitable elevation in the status of Reigns’ ousted cousin, it was hard to watch for Raw star Nia Jax, a potential Bloodline member.

Did Nia Jax’s dig at Jey Uso mean something more?

The Irresistible Force threatened her peer and friend, Morant, who was a part of the video, not to talk to her again. Bloodline has inserted a set of new stars in the business to counter a post-WrestleMania stale amidst the absence of The Rock and Roman Reigns. With the high-rated debate of Tanga Loa during backlash days after his brother, Tama Tonga stormed into the faction, WWE Universe has been highly sensing some more names to be added to the table soon. Nia Jax, 39, has been one of them.

Amidst the rumor, the Raw superstar herself cemented those whispers in the air by displaying strong anti-Jey Uso emotion in a recent video clip by video by Morant and Stanford. Jax tweeted, ‘‘This is hard to watch. @MeganMorantWWE I might stop talking to you again.”

So, is a new Bloodline entry looming large? Well, even if it is not, the blue brand has many things to offer to her in the long run.

What’s the immediate path for Nia Jax in the blue brand?

Ever since her return to the business on the September 11 episode of last year, Jax put the bigwigs in the women’s division like Rhea Ripley and Raquel Rodriguez on notice. Despite being wildly infamous with the tag of an unsafe wrestler under the ring, the former Women’s Tag Team Champion, right now, is clearly on a roll in her single run.

Right after getting dragged to Raw, she got on the nerves of Bayley during a recent red brand show, indicating a potential title clash with the former Damage CTRL leader. Also, SmackDown general manager Nick Aldis’ cordial reception to her entry into the brand only added to her prospects.

What’s your take on Nia Jax seemingly teasing a Bloodline debut with an anti-Jey Uso comment on Twitter? Drop your views in the comments.