Following SummerSlam 2023, Jey Uso started his solo career on Monday Night Raw, winning over fans and cementing his place on the regular lineup. With his increasing fame and undeniable skill, it appears that Jey Uso is committed to carrying on with this path. In a recent interview with Busted Open Radio, he candidly discussed his future plans in WWE.
Jey Uso’s ambitions for the future
Main Event Jey Uso made it clear that he has no intention of stepping away from his solo career. Reflecting on his past achievements, he confidently stated, “If I could be honest right now, I would like to continue on my singles path right now. My brother and I are already the best tag team in WWE history. That’s checked off.”
Despite the anticipated return of Roman Reigns and the news of Jimmy Uso being fit for action, Jey Uso’s latest comments suggest he may not rejoin forces with his brother and cousin to take on Solo Sikoa and The Bloodline. If he does, it might only be a temporary reunion.
Triple H has FAILED Jey Uso.
– Constantly being the top 3 merch sellers
– extremely over
– Gets good ratings
Yet despite all this, he wants to push guys like DIY and Andrade. pic.twitter.com/WVUQMF4YZC
— 🤡 Clown 🤡 (@ClownBall9) August 6, 2024
The fans’ emotional response
This revelation has stirred strong emotions among WWE fans. The WWE Universe has long recognized Jey Uso’s immense talent and potential. Seeing him not participating in major Pay-Per-View events and main events is a source of frustration for many. Fans have taken to social media to express their discontent, with one Twitter user highlighting how Triple H is failing the ‘Yeet’ man. They pointed out that despite being one of the top three in merchandise sales, Jey Uso’s talent isn’t being utilized to its full potential.
The frustration among fans is palpable. Comments on social media posts show a growing discontent with Triple H’s handling of Jey Uso’s career. Despite being dubbed ‘Main Event’, Jey Uso is rarely seen in main event matches. When he does appear, it’s often in multi-wrestler matchups, relegating him to a minor role. Fans fear this pattern will continue with the ongoing Bloodline storyline.
He keeps holding him back for some reason they give him the nickname main event but he’s never in the main event Triple H is a dumb fuck
— Big Ben 🎳 (@Bigbenarmy) August 7, 2024
He’s mad that Jey got Yeet over more than anything H has done in his career
— 🤡 Clown 🤡 (@ClownBall9) August 7, 2024
A divided WWE universe
Some fans suggest that Triple H might have ulterior motives for not fully pushing Jey Uso. They speculate that The Game is saving Uso’s talents for the Bloodline plot. Others vent their frustration over less popular wrestlers like DIY, Andrade, and Bron Breakker getting main event opportunities while Jey Uso is overlooked.
The future for Jey Uso
One fan expressed hope that Jey Uso would secure a singles title before being pulled back into the Bloodline storyline. Another fan voiced that Jey Uso deserves to be the Intercontinental Champion instead of Bron Breakker.
The sentiment is clear: the WWE Universe sees immense potential in Jey Uso and wants to see him shine in singles competition. The question remains: will WWE recognize and act on this potential, or will Jey Uso’s talent continue to be underutilized?
A hopeful outlook
Fans draw parallels to the underdog stories of CM Punk and Daniel Bryan, hoping Jey Uso’s journey will have a similar triumphant outcome. What do you think? Should Triple H book Main Event Jey Uso for real WWE main events? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
