Jey Uso is one of the top superstars in WWE right now. He recently won the Royal Rumble match and will now challenge Gunther for the World Heavyweight Title at WrestleMania. However, fame also brings criticism, and many people have criticized him for his lackluster in-ring abilities.
The WWE Universe witnessed another incident that reinforced their concerns about Jey Uso. On the latest episode of Monday Night Raw, “Main Event” Jey wrestled Austin Theory in a singles match. However, it ended quickly when the Yeet Master defeated Theory with a Spear. The problem was that the move didn’t look like a Spear and ended up appearing really awkward.
Not only that, but even veteran commentator Michael Cole was confused and described the move as a “crossbody.” The concerning thing was that this wasn’t Jey’s only mistake. When he attempted to dive outside the ring, the ropes stopped his momentum, causing him to fall awkwardly.
Many fans were openly critical of Jey winning the Royal Rumble instead of superstars like Roman Reigns, John Cena, and CM Punk. Furthermore, many believed that he was not capable of challenging The Ring General for the title. It will be intriguing to see whether he manages to silence all the critics and become the champion at WrestleMania.
Fans react to Jey Uso’s botched move against Austin Theory on Raw
Jey Uso has faced heavy criticism from fans regarding his lackluster in-ring performance. After another botch during his match against Austin Theory on the latest episode of Raw, fans expressed their opinions on social media.
One fan sarcastically said that the Yeet Master should use that move against Gunther at WrestleMania. Another fan described Jey’s spear as a “flying hug” and felt he should develop more moves in his arsenal. Not only that, one user even said that Theory’s signature move alone was better than his. Here are some top reactions from fans:
Some fans felt sorry for the former United States Champion and predicted that he would be released soon. Others were disheartened to see that this was the same Theory who once defeated John Cena at WrestleMania. Overall, the WWE Universe seemed unimpressed with Jey and trolled him for his botch.
