Triple H Releases Uncensored Footage of Jey Uso’s Bloody WWE RAW Attack

Steve Carrier 2 min read
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Triple H gave viewers the footage Netflix wouldn’t show. After Jey Uso’s blood was heavily blurred during the August 31, 2026 episode of WWE RAW, WWE’s Chief Content Officer released the uncensored version of the parking lot attack on social media.

WWE RAW had already censored Jacob Fatu’s F-bomb earlier in the broadcast. The company then took things further by pixelating the blood during multiple backstage segments. The August 31 episode opened with Royce Keys and his new allies, Bronco Nima and Lucien Price of OTM, attacking The Usos in the parking lot. Keys pulled Jey Uso through a car window while OTM slammed Jimmy Uso onto the back of the vehicle.

Jey was left bloodied during the assault, but Netflix viewers didn’t get a clear look at the damage. The broadcast blurred Jey’s face and even covered blood visible on the ground with large blocks of pixels.

Jacob Fatu eventually charged into the parking lot carrying a metal pipe and forced Keys and OTM to retreat. The group escaped in an SUV before Fatu could get his hands on them, leaving him furious enough to throw the pipe toward the fleeing vehicle.

After RAW ended, Paul “Triple H” Levesque shared the full backstage footage on social media without the blood being blurred. The post allowed viewers to see the violent aftermath exactly as it appeared during the taping. Ringside News also obtained unedited footage of the attack before Triple H posted WWE’s uncensored version.

This wasn’t the only time blood was covered during the episode. Netflix also pixelated blood after Solo Sikoa was attacked backstage, showing that the treatment of Jey Uso’s face was not an isolated production choice. WWE also bleeped Fatu screaming “Motherfcker!”* during the opening segment. His microphone was cut during the taping, and the televised version was shortened before the profanity was censored.

It remains unclear whether WWE or Netflix ordered the censorship. Either way, Triple H posting the uncensored footage immediately after RAW made sure the bloodied attack was still seen without the broadcast restrictions.

Why do you think Triple H released the uncensored footage after Netflix blurred it during WWE RAW? Let us know what you think in the comments.

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Steve Carrier

Steve Carrier is the founder of Ringside News and has been reporting on pro wrestling since 1997. His stories have been featured on TMZ, Forbes, Bleacher Report, and more.