Jey Uso's Redemption and More Raw Fallout Including 2 Feuds WWE is Starting to Cook With

The March 23 edition of WWE Raw emanated from the TD Garden in Boston, including CM Punk and Roman Reigns in the same building.

Jey Uso cost himself and Jimmy Uso a match against Logan Paul and Austin Theory before helping The OTC lay out The Best in the World later in the night.

Oba Femi took down Brock Lesnar for the second week in a row. Stephanie Vaquer and Liv Morgan turned up the aggression, brawling until security needed to separate them.

This was just some of the important moments of this week's Raw that continued to build the foundation for WrestleMania 42.

WWE Setting the Stage for Jey Uso's Redemption

As WWE continues to lean back into old Bloodline drama, the biggest positive has been a return to Jey Uso's best characterization.

While fans react loudly for him, it was his work in The Bloodline that made him popular and has been missing in the last year.

Few things are more relatable to the average fan than someone who acts on how he feels rather than holding back those emotions.

Jey at his best has always been that kind of hot-headed character, someone who will not stand by when he feels disrespected.

CM Punk pushed him into a violent reaction that fans cheered on, showing a grit he has lacked by fully leaning into the "Yeet."

This angle could be Jey's saving grace, the answer to what can get him back into the singles title scene.

Oba Femi Must Destroy Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania

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Oba Femi threw Brock Lesnar out of the ring to stand tall over The Beast Incarnate once again.

Oba Femi has stood tall over Brock Lesnar on back-to-back weeks, but there is still time for The Beast Incarnate to turn the tide into WrestleMania 42.

While it would make sense for Lesnar to get an upper hand on The Ruler on Raw, the dominance of Oba should be on full display at The Show of Shows.

This may be the last time The Beast Incarnate ever competes at 'Mania, and this is the time to make a new monster at his expense.

Oba should defeat Lesnar with as much dominant focus as Goldberg once did, quickly and decisively overwhelming The Beast Incarnate.

After Paul Heyman listed the many men that Lesnar has conquered at 'Mania, Oba can add his name to the short list of men that have conquered The Beast Incarnate.

Stephanie Vaquer and Liv Morgan Are Maximizing Their Minutes

Stephanie Vaquer and Liv Morgan should be on Raw plenty more than they are, but the two have quickly and decisively sold their heat with the time they have had.

The brawl that started on the stage spilled into the Gorilla position where security had to intervene to separate two women who were laying into each other.

Even in this short fight, it was clear these two have chemistry and are ready to fight like this feud is about far more than just a championship.

La Primera and Liv have done significantly more with less than CM Punk vs. Roman Reigns and still deserve a chance at a main event-closing promo segment spot more.

Logan Paul, Austin Theory Will Win Tag Team Titles Next Week

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Logan Paul and Austin Theory picked up a disqualification victory over the world tag team champions.

The reign of The Usos should be on track to crash and burn next week.

The World Tag Team Championships quickly became secondary to Jey and Jimmy Uso returning to the Bloodline drama two weeks ago.

The Vision as a whole have also been a secondary consideration lately but could get a necessary push forward with a title win in Madison Square Garden next week.

Paul has not held tag team gold so far in his WWE career while this would be Theory's second tag title reign.

Both would benefit from the reign, even if it only lasts until WrestleMania.

This could even add some clarity for Seth Rollins' direction into The Show of Shows as he could team with LA Knight to attempt to take the gold from The Vision.

Dominik Mysterio, Finn Bálor Feud Has Overshadowed IC Championship

The Dominik Mysterio vs. Finn Bálor feud has truly kicked off, and fans are fully invested in the next evolution of The Judgment Day.

While there was no reason to delay this long on moving forward with this break-up, WWE clearly has a hit match for WrestleMania.

However, one disappointment is that the Intercontinental Championship that Dirty Dom helped define over the past year is barely involved with this story.

Penta was a complete afterthought in this title defense, putting the complete focus on The Judgment Day drama.

The luchador has no clear challengers for WrestleMania nor any real rivals. He is likely on track for a thrown together multi-man title defense while Mysterio and Bálor get featured focus and attention.