WWE Raw May 19: Jey Uso lays out Logan Paul; Gunther issues a chilling warning to ‘The Maverick'
Logan Paul gets laid out
Logan Paul will be taking on Jey Uso at Saturday Night's Main Event this Saturday. The winner of the contest will defend the gold against Gunther on the June 9 episode of Raw. Tonight on the red brand, Logan Paul vowed to beat the 'Yeet Master' at the upcoming event. He was interrupted by Gunther.
'These people should show you way more respect than they do.'— GUNTHER to Logan Paul#WWERAW pic.twitter.com/y4W2dbXLko
The Austrian star said that he hopes to punish Jey Uso for taking the title away from him at WrestleMania 41. He also threatened to 'eat Logan Paul alive' if he does indeed win the title at SNME. Post this, he exited the ring. Logan Paul responded by going on a rant against Gunther. This gave Jey Uso an opportunity to assault 'The Maverick'.
Paul Heyman issues a warning to Jey Uso
Later, Paul Heyman confronted Jey Uso and told him that his client Bron Breakker would 'slow him down' in the main event of the night. He also said that the World Heavyweight Championship would soon return to Seth Rollins.
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