Add as a preferred source on Google Jey Uso has become the wrestler with the most main events on Monday Night RAW and Friday Night SmackDown during Triple H’s run atop WWE‘s creative team.
According to a breakdown published by TheSportster, Uso has closed out 57 episodes across WWE’s two weekly flagship shows, more than anyone else on the current roster. The count includes only Raw and SmackDown, not premium live events or other WWE programming.
The number speaks to just how far Jey has come in recent years. Once known mainly for his run in the tag team division alongside Jimmy Uso, he’s grown into one of WWE’s top singles stars since walking away from The Bloodline in 2023.
Since then, Jey has captured the Intercontinental Championship by beating Bron Breakker in September 2024, won the 2025 Royal Rumble, and claimed the World Heavyweight Championship from Gunther at WrestleMania 41.
Jey Uso has headlined more episodes of RAW and SmackDown than anyone else on the current WWE roster, racking up an impressive 57 main events. 🔥
— The Sportster (@SportsterNews) July 14, 2026
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Triple H has publicly defended the spotlight on Jey, pointing to his connection with the crowd and his ability to generate real interest inside the arenas. The creative boss said that kind of reaction is what turns someone into a top star in WWE.
Even without a title to his name right now, Jey has kept landing big opportunities in 2026. He made it to the King of the Ring final, where he came up short against Oba Femi at Night of Champions, and later faced Cody Rhodes in the SmackDown main event on July 3 in a match to determine the next challenger for the Undisputed WWE Championship.
Beyond his singles run, Jey has also returned to teaming with Jimmy Uso and is once again wrapped up in The Bloodline storylines, keeping a steady presence at the top of WWE’s weekly shows.