Cody Rhodes brings Jey Uso back to the WWE

The move isn't just a slap in the face to Waller, who was promptly superkicked by Jey, but also a statement from Rhodes, who wielded his backstage political clout to "right a wrong." This was Jey's first appearance on WWE TV since he "quit" and one can only imagine the seismic impact it will have on The Bloodline storyline, which now seems to be stretched across multiple brands.

Waller, whose ego could barely fit in the arena, was expecting a significant scoop from Rhodes during the conversation. Instead, he received a superkick that might have rearranged his dental work. Jey made it clear he didn't need a mic to send a message.

Naturally, the crowd erupted in cheers, a nod from Rhodes sealed the transfer, and Jey went on to revel in the roaring approval of his new Raw audience.

The implications of this move are titanic. First of all, it opens a plethora of opportunities for Jey as a singles competitor on Raw, away from the looming shadow of Roman Reigns and the complexities of his family dynamics. Whether he's in contention to challenge Gunther for the Intercontinental Championship or stepping into the World Heavyweight Championship scene, Jey Uso is now set up for a successful solo run.

Considering the fanfare he carries as "Main Event" Jey, sidelining him would be a colossal waste.

The move also raises several questions. What happens to the simmering Uso vs. Uso angle? With WrestleMania 40 right around the corner, does this mean we'll see the brothers duking it out in a cross-brand match? Or does it set the stage for another family drama, as we saw last year when Rey Mysterio moved to SmackDown after Dominik turned on him? And let's not forget Cody Rhodes. What are his motivations here? Will he regret this move, or did he just add a powerful ally or rival to his journey?

This recent development has layers of complexity that could unfold in a myriad of ways. What we know for sure is that Jey Uso is back, and whether he's on Raw, SmackDown, or standing in the middle of the ring with a mic or not, he's a force to be reckoned with. Time will tell how this gamble pays off for Jey, Cody, and WWE itself, but one thing's certain - this story is far from over.