“They ain’t at the top” Jey Uso breaks silence on massive criticism of his world title match at WrestleMania

Although Jey Uso has established himself as a main-event-level talent, he continues to face criticism. Many fans and critics often question his in-ring abilities and argue that his character lacks depth since transitioning into a singles competitor. However, the 39-year-old does not seem bothered by these remarks and recently addressed his critics with a confident response.

During the Raw Recap, the former Intercontinental Champion acknowledged that several wrestlers possessed superior in-ring skills compared to him. He admitted that others had a broader range of moves and performed astonishing athletic maneuvers. Despite this, they were not given the same top-tier opportunities that he had earned.

Jey Uso explained that his journey was one of constant growth, and fans were witnessing his evolution firsthand. He emphasized that his promos were entirely authentic, showcasing his true self rather than a scripted version dictated by writers. Whenever he spoke, he simply addressed what the fans wanted to hear, making his connection with the audience feel more organic.

The Raw superstar also highlighted his ability to control the crowd like no other. He believed that his presence alone was enough to create an electric atmosphere. His entrance was instantly recognizable, as the sheer volume of the audience’s reaction made it clear that Jey Uso had arrived.

Jey Uso says it would be the end for him if he fails to beat Gunther

WrestleMania 41 will not be the first time Jey Uso and Gunther face each other in the ring. The two have previously clashed twice on Raw for the Intercontinental Championship. Additionally, they had another encounter in January at Saturday Night’s Main Event for the World Heavyweight Championship. However, in all three instances, Gunther emerged victorious, solidifying his dominance over Uso.

During the Raw Recap, Uso expressed his determination to finally defeat Gunther at the biggest event of the year. He acknowledged that another loss would deal a serious blow to his confidence. More importantly, securing the championship would allow him to prove that he has what it takes to be a top-tier singles competitor in WWE.

Over the past year, Uso has had multiple chances to win the World Heavyweight Championship, both on Raw and at a premium live event. Despite his efforts, he has consistently fallen short in these high-stakes matches. This recurring pattern has left fans doubting his ability to capture the title when it truly matters.

If Uso fails to claim the championship even after winning the Royal Rumble, it could significantly damage his credibility as a legitimate title contender. Another loss on such a grand stage may lead fans to believe that he is incapable of reaching the pinnacle of WWE as a singles star.