Jey Uso runs away as Wyatt Sicks appears on WWE RAW

Jey Uso picked up a big win on the latest edition of WWE RAW. He then ran away as The Wyatt Sicks appeared.

Jey Uso has been on the receiving end of a major push since he left The Bloodline. He has grown to become one of the most popular stars on the entire WWE roster. Since leaving The Bloodline, he has won the Tag Titles along with Cody Rhodes and even competed for the World Heavyweight Championship. Uso was also involved in his first-ever Money in the Bank ladder match this past weekend.

As popular and confident as Jey appears to be, even he doesn't want anything to do with The Wyatt Sicks. Tonight on RAW, Jey faced Chad Gable. During the match, Gable had Jey in the ankle lock when the lights dimmed, which caused the former to lose focus. This allowed Jey to pick up the win. As he won, Jey realized what was about to happen and ran away from the ring, leaving his opponent alone.

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It's a good thing that Jey Uso was able to get as far away from the ring as possible, as one of The Wyatt Sicks members showed up again and delivered a box containing a VHS tape to Pat McAfee.

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